Pakistan Elected to UN Security Council for Historic Eighth Term
After getting noticeable votes, Pakistan won a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council. It wasn't just a substantial majority, and they received a whopping 182 votes out of 193 cast, a great sign of international confidence. Their term will begin in January 2025.
Pakistan has been elected to the UN Security Council for a historic eighth term. In Thursday's vote, Pakistan secured 182 out of 190 votes, well above the required 124 votes for a two-thirds majority.
Out of the 190 votes cast, five countries abstained and three voted against Pakistan. Although the vote was secret, UN diplomats suggest that India, Israel, and Armenia might have opposed Pakistan. Representing the Asia-Pacific group, Pakistan will serve on the Security Council from January 2025 to December 2026.
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