Ghana on Tuesday assumed the Presidency of the United Nations Security Council for November as debates on violent extremism and terrorism in Africa topped its agenda.
The Permanent Representative of Ghana to the United Nations in New York, Amb. Harold Agyeman, said this while briefing correspondents at the UN headquarters on the programme of work and Ghana’s priorities during the month.
Ghana shall preside over the meetings of the Council and, under its authority, shall represent the Security Council in its capacity as an organ of the United Nations within this month. He said the debates would focus on addressing those challenges in line with its priority for leadership of the Security Council, which is enhancing global peace and security for sustainable and inclusive development.
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