welcome to africa at the united nations mr president
the secretary general excellencies distinguished ladies and gentlemen
mr president a fairer and more equitable postcovered 19 world
order is possible when all nations and regions of the world can dialogue as equals
we must eradicate hierarchies of power and discourse our common concerns and shared
aspirations as equals syria notes the remarkable progress made by united nations and member states
on decolonialized decolonization we therefore encourage member states
to map out fresh approaches for the advancement of the decolonization agenda in line with
the mandates contained in resolution 1514 a post-covered world order requires more partnership
and more collaboration with improv from all nations and all continents across the world
we cannot exclude the voices of 54 nations of the world and 1.2 billion of the world's population
that live in africa we cannot justify those exclusions with power structures said 75 years ago
we must reaffirm our common values and address our shared aspirations as equals
we can start to redress these gross imbalances by reaffirming by reforming the security council
to make it more broadly representative efficient and transparent and thus to enhance
the legitimacy of its decisions syrian recognizes the demonstration of the commitment
to instill new life in the discussion on the reform of the security council
as the coordinator of the african union committee of chain on the reform of the security council
sierra leone is pleased to note progress made during the 75th session of the general
assembly in the acknowledgement of the wide recognition and broad support by member states
for the legitimate aspiration of africa to play its rightful role on the global stage
as assated in the african common position articulated in the erzowini consensus
and sat declaration redressing this historical injustice against africa is an urgent priority
africa demands no less than two permanent seats with all the rights and prerogatives of permanent
members including the rights of veto if retained and two additional seats in the non-permanent
category of the security council on behalf of the african union member states i urge our members
to demonstrate their renewed commitment towards reforming the security council
and making it more representative inclusive democratic transparent and accountable
mr president excellencies ladies and gentlemen let me conclude by reiterating the australian we work
with partners to enhance the multilateral rules-based order collaborate on our shared
post-covet global agenda and build back better and more sustainably so
thank you all for your attention
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