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Maldives calls for permanent seat on the Security Council for SIDS
The Maldives is calling for UN Security Council reforms to include permanent and non-permanent seats for Small Island Developing States. Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef argued that the current structure is outdated and lacks equitable representation. The nation also advocated for abolishing veto power and more African representation.
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