The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Tuesday the election of the Republic of Iraq as Vice-President of the United Nations General Assembly for its eighty-first session. This selection occurred during elections conducted by the General Assembly at the UN
headquarters in New York City. This high office reflects trust Iraq enjoys within the United Nations and international community, appreciating its efforts supporting South-South and triangular cooperation. Iraq played a facilitating role, contributing to strengthening consensus among developing nations and defending
their UN priorities. This role also enhanced Iraq's standing as an effective partner in advancing the development and international cooperation agenda. The Ministry affirmed that Iraq, through this position, looks forward to actively contributing to UN efforts achieving the 2030 Sustainable
Development Goals. It also aims to participate in developing the General Assembly's working methods, enhancing its efficiency, and strengthening Iraq's role and standing on the international stage. This achievement culminates from the balanced, moderate Iraqi foreign policy pursued by the government,
and diligent diplomatic efforts led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, coordinated with Iraq's Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York. Finally, Iraq's election as Vice-President of the UN General Assembly for its eighty-first session is an important diplomatic
accomplishment. It enhances its standing within the UN system and affirms its growing role in supporting international dialogue, cooperation, and solidifying multilateral principles.
