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Dhaka for comprehensive reform of UNSC
Bangladesh has called for a meaningful consensus for a much-needed comprehensive refqrm of the Security Council , make it more representative, credible and legitimate, re ports BSS.
Permanent representative to the United Nations Reaz Rahman, addressing a -UN meeting on question of equitable representation and increase in membership of the .
, Security, Council, said the priority objective should be to strengthen the relations of the Security Council with other organs, especially, the General Assembly, and improvement of its working methods and procedures so that it would be more effective, efficient, transparent and accountable.
A message received in Dhaka from New York said Rahman paid tributes to ambassador Insanally, the chairman of the open-ended'working group on the question of equitable representation and increase in the membership of the Security Council, and its two Vice-chairmen — ambassador Breitenstein of Finland and Ambassador Chew Tai Soo of Singapore — for the painstaking efforts they have undertaken to accomplish their task.
"We welcome the recommendation that the open-ended working group continue its work, taking into account views expressed at the 49th session and submit a report to the General Assembly before the end of that session." Ambassador Rahman sajd.
Detailing Bangladesh's views on the issues concerned! he said there is a palpable recognition of the need for change in the Security Council to make It’conform to a radically transformed world community and world situation. "The approach. in our opinion, must be holistic and comprehensive in nature, touching on both its membership and mandate."
Rahman said.
The Bangladesh permanent representative said there also seems to be a universal convergence of views, that the membership of the Security Council lx? enlarged. However, he said differences still persist on the scope, composition and nature of such and expansion. "A central dilemma is In increasing permanent membership." Rahman observed.
"We are confronted with balancing conflicting principles touching on sovereign equality of member-states, democratisatlon of the United Nations and the non-allghed movements considered post, Uon opposed to the perpetua-tion of current inequalities through creation of new centres of privilege." he said. Indeed. Rahman continued, the NAM's position on the Council's decision-making process has been consistently directed at questioning the continued relevance of the veto, its possible abolition or. at least, imposing restriction on its use.
Bangladesh believes that the continued privileged states of the permanent members Is a matter of concern and the objective would be to focus on limiting or removing' this preserve overtime," Rahman said while taking into account that a clear consensus was yet to emerge In support of the expansion of the ranks of permanent members.