Al-Saadi: UN strength lies in implementing resolutions
In his speech before the United Nations General Assembly, the State of Kuwait emphasized the importance of effectively implementing the organization's resolutions, not just adopting them, in order to achieve tangible results on the ground. Third Secretary Abdulaziz Al-Saidi pointed out that the strength of the United Nations is measured by the extent to which its resolutions are respected and implemented. He highlighted Kuwait's successful experience in regaining its independence and advancing peacekeeping efforts, especially after the Iraqi invasion of 1990. Al-Saidi also denounced Iran's continued assaults on Kuwaiti territory through missile and drone attacks, reaffirming Kuwait's commitment to Security Council Resolution (2817) and the necessity of applying international legitimacy resolutions consistently. Kuwait renewed its support for the Yemeni government and its backing of Saudi Arabia, calling for the deterrence of aggressive acts and greater enforcement of international resolutions to ensure regional security and stability. Regarding Palestine, he stressed the need to implement international legitimacy resolutions, especially Security Council Resolution (2334), to preserve the Palestinian people's right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state. In conclusion, he emphasized that the greatest challenge facing the United Nations is a genuine commitment to the implementation of resolutions, which is essential for enhancing international trust in its capacity to maintain peace and global security.
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