Tunisia Confirms its Commitment to the International Community
Tunisia confirms every day its anchorage in the international community through its activities and positions in favor of just causes, particularly the Palestinian issue, which has enabled the strengthening of its presence in various regional and international bodies.
Active Participation in Global Organizations
The Tunisian press highlights the country's active and effective participation in global organizations, notably the United Nations, where Tunisia distinguishes itself through its actions and courageous positions to support the principles of "peace, development, and human rights". The President of the Republic has multiplied commitments to noble causes, including the Palestinian people's struggle to recover their legitimate and inalienable rights and independence within their historical borders, with Al Qods as their capital.
Support for the Palestinian People
Tunisia has not hesitated to express its disappointment at the UN Security Council's inability to put an end to the humanitarian tragedy faced by the Palestinians in their own country. The country remains committed to supporting the Palestinian people in their struggle for imprescriptible rights, particularly in the face of the Zionist entity's arrogance and announcement to "totally reoccupy the Gaza Strip and push the Palestinian people to renounce their land".
International Recognition
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has solemnly saluted Tunisia's positions and those of its President during a meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration, and Tunisians Abroad, Mohamed Ali Nafti, on the sidelines of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly in New York. Guterres praised Tunisia's measured positions in the face of the current international situation, describing them as the "voice of wisdom in the Mediterranean". He also highlighted the country's constant support for UN missions, particularly in Libya, and its attachment to multilateralism.
Cooperation with the United Nations
Guterres emphasized the appreciable and exemplary level of cooperation between Tunisia and the United Nations, as well as its specialized agencies. He reaffirmed his appreciation for Tunisia's constant support for the UN's work on the international scene. Tunisia remains committed to the UN's central role, despite certain "gaps and structural challenges that require, it must be recognized, genuine reforms". The country considers the UN a legitimate framework and last resort for preserving peace, strengthening security, justice, and international legitimacy.
A Respected Member of the International Community
In short, Tunisia, under the presidency of Kaïs Saïed, remains an essential and respected pillar of the international community, playing a remarkable role within the UN thanks to its judicious positions and attachment to the culture of peace as a strategic choice and immutable principle of its foreign policy and initiatives to establish security and stability for peoples around the world.
