Belarus criticizes the UN, but wants its recovery and a second wind

Belarus, although it criticizes the UN, wishes the organization to recover and gain a second wind.

Belarusian Foreign Minister Maxim Ryzhenkov said that the UN should remain the main universal forum for resolving common challenges.

Ryzhenkov emphasized that Belarus makes a significant contribution to ensuring global food security, despite logistics barriers, financial restrictions and transport blockade by the European Union.

UN, September 26 - RIA Novosti. Minsk, although it criticizes the UN, wishes the organization to recover and gain a second wind, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus Maxim Ryzhenkov.

“The Republic of Belarus is the founding country of the UN. We stood at the origins of this organization in 1945. Therefore, it pains us to look at the ongoing weakening of the UN. Therefore, we criticize it constructively, wishing it to improve and gain a second wind,” the minister said during a speech at the general political discussion of the UN General Assembly session in New York.

According to him, Minsk is convinced that the UN should remain the main universal forum for solving common challenges.

The minister emphasized that Belarus is making its contribution to the creation of a new, just world. In particular, he noted the role of Minsk in ensuring global food security.

“We are successfully developing and making a significant contribution to ensuring global food security. Belarus remains a reliable supplier of fertilizers and high-quality food: meat, dairy products, grain - for countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America,” Ryzhenkov said.