Artificial Intelligence and international peace and security - Security Council, 10005th (resumed)

Open debate of the Security Council on "Artificial intelligence and international peace and security" under the agenda item "Maintenance of international peace and security"

• Categories: Meetings & Events / Security Council
• Video Length: 03:07:28
• Production Date: 25 September 2025
• Asset Language: Arabic; English; French; Russian; Spanish; Chinese; Original
• Subject Topical: DEVELOPMENT; GOVERNANCE; INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY; INTERNATIONAL SECURITY; SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; INNOVATION; CYBER SECURITY; ACCOUNTABILITY; SECURITY SECTOR REFORM; TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER; DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY; TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE; COMPUTERS; SAFETY REGULATIONS; ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
• MAMS Id: 3462287
• Parent Id: 3452791
• Alternate Title: MTG SC 10005 AI PEACE SECURITY 25 SEP 2025 PM PART 2

Description

The high-level open debate aims to provide a platform for Member States to exchange views on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the context of international peace and security.

More specifically, the debate seeks to:

Encourage high-level reflection and discussion on how the international community can collectively maximize the benefits of artificial intelligence while minimizing its risks in the context of international peace and security;

Invite Member States to share their approaches to the responsible development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence including its application in the military domain;

Consider the potential role of the Security Council, as the principal body mandated by the Charter of the United Nations to uphold international peace and security, in harnessing the opportunities created by artificial intelligence while mitigating the risks associated therewith.

The open debate aims to support the Security Council's continued endeavors to foster a shared understanding of the opportunities and challenges associated with artificial intelligence, and reaffirm the importance of international cooperation in guiding its development and use.

The meeting was resumed.

Statements under Rule 39: António Costa, President of the European Council

Statements:

• Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Singapore
• Andrii Sybiha, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ukraine
• Maxim Ryzhenkov, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Belarus
• Baiba Braže, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Latvia
• Carlos Ramiro Martínez Alvarado, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Guatemala
• Ma. Theresa Lazaro, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Philippines
• Penny Wong, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Australia
• Sibi George Lnu, Vice-Minister for External Affairs, India
• Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States, Holy See
• Observer State of the Holy See
• Beate Meinl-Reisinger, Federal Minister for European and International Affairs, Austria
• María Gabriela Sommerfeld Rosero, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility, Ecuador
• Soltan bin Saad Al-Muraikhi, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Qatar
• Georg Danielov Georgiev, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Bulgaria
• Abdulla Khaleel, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Maldives
• Arnoldo Ricardo André Tinoco, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Worship, Costa Rica
• Rasma Ramoskaite, Director General for Multilateral Affairs, Lithuania
• José Manuel Albares Bueno, Minister for Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, Spain
• Sean Sobers, Minister for Foreign and CARICOM Affairs, Trinidad and Tobago
• Sugiono, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Indonesia
• Elmer Schialer Salcedo, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Peru
  Alberto Van Klaveren, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Chile
• Thorgerdur Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Iceland (on behalf of: Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden))
• Timcho Mucunski, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, North Macedonia
• Margus Tsahkna, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Estonia
• Edouard Bizimana, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and Development Cooperation, Burundi
• Elisa Spiropali, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Albania
• Takeshi Akahori, Senior Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Japan
• Amr Elsherbini, Assistant Foreign Minister for Multilateral Affairs, Egypt
• Enrique Javier Ochoa Martinez, Deputy Foreign Minister for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights, Mexico
• Rubén Darío Molina, Vice-Minister for Multilateral Affairs, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
• Robert Abisoghomonyan, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Armenia
• Olivier Nduhungirehe, Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Rwanda
• Oana-Silvia Ţoiu, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Romania
• Armando Manzueta, Vice-Minister for Innovation and Technology, Dominican Republic
• Lasha Darsalia, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Georgia
• Bernhard Kotsch, State Secretary of the Federal Foreign Office, Germany
• Omran Sharaf, Assistant Minister for Advanced Science and Technology, United Arab Emirates
• Marie-Thérèse Sombo Ayanne, Minister for Higher Education and Scientific Research, Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Thomas Guerber, Deputy State Secretary, Switzerland
• Muzaffarbek Madrakhimov, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Uzbekistan
• Cordula Droege, Chief Legal Officer and Head of the Legal Division, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)

The meeting was suspended.

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Meetings Coverage

S/2025/593

S/PV.10005 (Resumption 1)