Pak opposes adding new permanent seats in reformed UNSC

September 27, 2014 00:34

Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today rejected adding new permanent seats in a reformed UN Security Council, saying the UN body should reflect the interests of all members and not the "ambitions of a few". "The ongoing UN reform must be comprehensive.

We support a reform of the Security Council that would reflect the interests of all members' states '" small, medium-sized and large '" and not the ambitions of a few," he said while addressing the UN General Assembly, without naming any country.

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