UN elects five new members to serve on Security Council
10 Jun 2022 12:34pm
Japan, Mozambique, Ecuador, Malta and Switzerland were elected to serve as non-permanent members of UN Security Council. Photo: AFP
WASHINGTON - Japan, Mozambique, Ecuador, Malta and Switzerland were elected Thursday to serve as non-permanent members of UN Security Council from 2023 to 2024.
The 193-member UN General Assembly held elections to elect new members to replace those whose terms expire Dec 31, according to Anadolu Agency.
The new members will serve on the 15-member powerful body for two years starting Jan 1.
The US, China, Russia, UK and France are permanent members.
The new five will join India, Ireland, Kenya, Mexico and Norway, the other non-permanent members. - BERNAMA
