Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selakovic said today, on the occasion of the anniversary of the entry into force of the UN Charter, that all nations, both large and small ones, must enjoy equal rights and dignity.
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All nations must enjoy equal rights and dignity
Belgrade,
24 October 2021
History teaches us, and the UN Charter warns, that only by respecting the goals and principles to which we are all committed can we build the world we want – a world based on the sovereign equality of all states, a world in which we resolve all disputes peacefully and preserve international peace and security, a world in which we respect the territorial integrity of each state and work together to improve the social and economic progress of all peoples, said Selakovic.
Recalling that the UN Charter is the constitution of the international community, the alphabet of international law and the legal imperative that regulates international relations, Selakovic pointed out that Serbia consistently follows the rules and principles contained in the Charter.
The Minister joined the international action "Our Rules are the UN Charter" by reminding of the value of that document.
Author:
Tanjug
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