Asia-Pacific Group Supports India’s UNSC Non-permanent Membershipc
- India was unanimously supported by the Asia-Pacific group for its candidature of UN Security Council’s (UNSC) non-permanent membership.
India’s support in the Asia-Pacific voting
- All countries in the 55-member Asia-Pacific Group have unanimously supported India for its bid for a non-permanent seat at the UNSC for a two-year term in 2021-22.
- India also received the support of Pakistan and China with whom it had been experiencing diplomatic challenges at the UN.
- India has already held a non-permanent seat on the UNSC seven terms with the last one expiring in 2012.
Future course for India
- Having received the support of Asia-Pacific group, India now needs the ....
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