Kuwait’s re-election to HR Council underscores its diplomatic success
The Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) reported that Kuwait was re-elected to the Human Rights Council for the years 2027 to 2029, receiving 173 votes, making it the second-highest vote among participating countries. The Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Tareq Al-Bannai, confirmed that this achievement reflects the international community's confidence in the country's moderate and balanced policies. He noted that this comes amid increasing challenges at the international level regarding human rights, such as conflicts and humanitarian crises. Al-Bannai pointed out that Kuwait will work to enhance international cooperation, defend the rights of Palestinians, protect civilians, and promote women's and children's rights. He emphasized the importance of respecting international law to achieve justice and safeguard human rights for all. He also highlighted the need for the Human Rights Council to remain objective and transparent, free from politicization, and affirmed Kuwait's readiness to continue supporting humanitarian issues and develop efforts for international cooperation to achieve shared goals.
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