In sweeping UN speech, Saudi FM demands end to Gaza genocide, lays out vision for regional peace
NEW YORK: Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister on Saturday called for immediate global intervention to stop the genocide in Gaza, defended the multilateral system, and outlined the Kingdom’s strategy for regional stability, environmental sustainability and economic growth.
Prince Faisal bin Farhan told the 80th UN General Assembly that Saudi Arabia’s “is proud to be a founding member of this organization,” and called for reinvigorated multilateralism capable of addressing contemporary crises.
The Kingdom “strives to translate the principles of the (UN) Charter into a tangible reality by promoting respect for international law, enhancing international peace and security, and supporting multilateral cooperation,” he added.
Prince Faisal described the suffering of the Palestinian people as “unprecedented,” with famine declared in Gaza.
