Thursday, 24 February 2022 10:00≪

  • Reference: S/PV.8975
Mr. De la Fuente Ramírez (Mexico) (spoke in Spanish):

"The numerous incidents of violence attributed to the activities of terrorist groups, including Da’esh, are of concern. We urge the Iraqi Federal Government and the Kurdish Regional Government to deepen security cooperation and to resolutely promote the implementation of the Sinjar Agreement. We also urge regional and international partners to continue to support Iraq’s efforts in such areas, particularly the capacity-building of the security forces. However, Mexico reiterates its concern about wrongly invoking Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations in the context of combating terrorism." 

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