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India to chair 3 key subsidiary bodies of UN Security Council: TS Tirumurti

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India to chair 3 key subsidiary bodies of UN Security Council: TS Tirumurti

India to chair 3 key subsidiary bodies of UN Security Council: TS Tirumurti

Permanent Representative of India at United Nations Security Council, TS Tirumurti on January 08 informed that India will chair 3 key subsidiary bodies of UN Security Council.

The three committees are Taliban Sanctions Committee, Counter-Terrorism Committee (for 2022) and Libya Sanctions committee.

"Taliban Sanctions Committee has always been a high priority for India keeping in minds our strong interest and commitment to peace, security, development and progress of Afghanistan.

Our chairing this committee at this juncture will help keep the focus on the presence of terrorists and their sponsors threatening the peace process in Afghanistan.

India will be chairing 3 key subsidiary bodies of UN Security Council- Taliban Sanctions Committee, Counter-Terrorism Committee (for 2022)," said TS Tirumurti.


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