New York:Libya chaired the meeting of the Arab Group of Permanent Representatives to the United Nations, focusing on the coordination of Arab positions concerning various nominations for roles within the United Nations.
According to Libyan News Agency, the meeting was led by Libya’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Taher El-Sonni, who served as the Chair of the Arab Group for the month of October.
During this session, attendees received briefings from several candidates, including Ali Krer, Libya’s nominee for the presidency of the International Civil Service Commission. Additionally, candidates from the Republic of Korea, France, Kenya, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Sierra Leone, and Ecuador presented their candidacies for the position of judge at the International Court of Justice for the 2027–2036 term. Iraq’s candidate also provided a briefing for membership of the United Nations Joint Inspection Unit.