Pakistan Assumes UN Security Council Presidency For July, To Convene Two Events ()

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Pakistan Assumes UN Security Council Presidency For July, To Convene Two Events

Pakistan has assumed the presidency of the UN Security Council for July 2025, its first since 2013, an official statement by the country's Foreign Ministry stated.

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