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Submitted by: Engr Zardari Muhammad ali
Pakistan was elected to the UN Security Council on Thursday, securing a non-permanent seat for a historic eighth term with an overwhelming 182 out of 190 votes.
There were a total of 190 votes: five abstained, and three voted against Pakistan. The required two-thirds majority to get elected was 124, and Pakistan received 182 votes.
Since it was a secret ballot, it’s not clear who voted against Pakistan, but some UN diplomats named India, Israel, and Armenia as the countries that opposed Pakistan. Pakistan will now represent the Asia-Pacific group in the UN Security Council for the next two years — from 2025 to 2026.
