New york: Prince Albert II of Monaco condemned violence in the Middle East and called for a sincere relaunch of the peace process during an address at the UNGA 80th session. He emphasized the urgent need for immediate de-escalation and the protection of civilians.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, Prince Albert II highlighted the unacceptable human suffering and casualties resulting from the ongoing violence. He stressed the necessity of unimpeded humanitarian assistance and a renewed commitment to the peace process based on the two-state solution.
During his speech, Prince Albert II acknowledged the United Nations' role in upholding international law and human rights. He lauded the UN's contributions to maintaining international peace and shaping democratic transitions, noting the importance of its tribunals in ensuring justice. He referred to the International Court of Justice as a critical institution for the peaceful resolution of disputes.
Addressing broader international security concerns, Prince Albert II reaffirmed the core principles of the United Nations, which include state sovereignty, peaceful dispute resolution, and respect for international law and human rights. He underscored the necessity of these principles in the face of current global conflicts.
