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China wants greater presence of developing nations in UNSCFebruary 20th, 2009 - 7:37 am ICT by IANS United Nations, Feb 20 (Xinhua) China has called for a greater representation of developing countries, in particular those from Africa, in a reformed UN Security Council. “In the reform of the Security Council, priority should be given to the greater representation of developing countries, in particular African ones,” China’s UN Ambassador Zhang Yesui told an informal plenary of the General Assembly Thursday. With developing countries accounting for the vast majority of the UN’s 192 member states, the composition of the Security Council can no longer reflect the political reality of the UN, he said. Developing countries have been demanding more say in matters of global peace and security, rejecting the political dominance of the so called P5, or the five permanent members of the Security Council - the US, Russia, China, France and Britain. They have called for enlarging the council from the current 15 to 21 or 25 members, to include the emerging nations. During discussions in the late 1990s, Germany, Japan, India, Brazil, South Africa and Nigeria demanded permanent seats on a reformed council. Tags: 192, 1990s, ambassador, composition, council priority, developing countries, developing nations, general assembly, germany japan, global peace, member states, members of the security council, nigeria, p5, political dominance, political reality, south africa, un security council, united nations, xinhua
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UN još nije postigao konsenzus u pogledu proširenja broja stalnih zemalja članica Vijeća sigurnosti, kaže se u priopćenju kineskog ministarstva vanjskih poslova, nakon što su Francuska i Velika Britanija u četvrtak poduprle kandidaturu Njemačke, Brazila, Indije i Japana. "Kina razumije želju spomenutih zemalja da dobiju još važniju ulogu u međunarodnim poslovima, no reforma Vijeća sigurnosti tiče se svih zemalja članica, a među stranama postoje velike nesuglasice", kaže se u priopćenju Pekinga. "Treba uzeti u obzir mišljenje svih strana, a naše je mišljenje da se odluka može donijeti samo na temelju konsenzusa", kaže se u priopćenju Kine, u ovome trenutku jedne od pet stalnih zemalja članica Vijeća koje raspolažu pravom veta, uz SAD, Rusiju, Veliku Britaniju i Francusku. Vijeće sigurnosti, osim promjene broja zemalja članica sa 11 na 15 1963. godine, nije mijenjalo svoju strukturu od 1945. kada je UN činila 51 zemlja članica. Danas UN čini 191 zemlja članica. (Hina) xmh ysb