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The Fifth Session of the Constitutional Committee Small Body has just concluded.
The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum will convene in Switzerland next week from the 1st to the 5th of February.
In the past 2 months, over 200,000 people have fled violence and insecurity in the Central African Republic.
The UN Mission in Mali is continuing to support capacity-building for the country’s national armed forces.
Today, the International Organization for Migration announced its 2021 Crisis Response Plans.
In a statement about Myanmar issued yesterday, the Secretary-General said he is following recent developments in the country with great concern.
In a statement yesterday afternoon, the Secretary-General welcomed the announcement of the Biden-Harris Administration to restore funding to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA).
The Secretary-General got the first dose of his COVID-19 vaccine yesterday.
The United Nations and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research are hosting an online discussion on how to prioritize scientific research to recover more equitably from the pandemic.
In answer to questions on Venezuela, about the detention since January 12th of five members of the NGO Azul Positivo, the Spokesman said the United Nations are deeply concerned about the detention of the five humanitarian workers of the Venezuelan NGO.
And in response to questions about the meeting earlier this week between the Secretary-General and the Permanent Representative of Cuba, Ambassador Pedro Pedroso Cuesta, which took place on the 26th of January.
Today is the last day of the Tunisian presidency at the Security Council.
Malta, Mongolia and Sweden have all paid their regular budget dues in full. Twenty-three Member States have now paid up their regular budget dues.
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Office of the Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General