Sudanese FM calls for an end to “double standards and selectivity in implementing” the UN Constitution

On the first day of the UN summit for the future, Sunday (Sep. 22), Sundan’s foreign minister addressed the Plenary.

Hussein Awad Ali denounced what he termed as “double standards and selectivity” in implementing the principles of the UN Constitution.

The treaty is the founding doc of the United Nations. It’s miles supposed to codify the predominant principles of international relatives.

Nearly 80 years after the basis of the UN, the physique continues to face calls for reform.

“There is a want to strictly adhere to the UN Constitution, its principles, and recommendations. We ought to steer definite of highlighting certain principles and no longer the others or reinterpreting such principles and principles. The stability of our international mutter is underpinned on the admire of the UN Constitution, specifically the non-interference and internal affairs of other countries, the admire of the deliver sovereignty and its territorial integrity and the non-utilize of force in international relatives, it be regrettable to scrutinize such double standards and selectivity in implementing these principles.”

This commentary comes as Sudan has repeatedly accused the United Arab Emirates of arming the RSF crew in the ongoing war in the nation.

The Sudanese diplomat mentioned, “it be important to adopt a comprehensive reform of the international financial structure to counter the challenges and issues facing developing countries, put up-war countries and these in special scenarios, specifically due to poverty, conflicts, or climate change.