UN’s financial crisis real, we need a solution that works, says India
UN’s financial crisis real, we need a solution that works, says India
Current Affairs:-India, which is owed $38 million by the United Nations for peacekeeping activities, has required an extensive answer for location the “genuine” money related emergency confronting the world body, saying nations that owe unfulfilled obligations are “safeguarded” from the effect of their inaction.
The UN’s peacekeeping money related year is finishing on June 30 and part states are yet to pay $1.9 billion worth of evaluations for peacekeeping spending plan and $1.5 billion worth of appraisals for the Regular Budget, India’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu said at a session on ‘Improving the Financial Situation of the United Nations.’
Naidu said many Troop Contributing Countries (TCCs), including India, are anticipating for “long, real repayments” from the shut peacekeeping missions.
“Our desire is that the issue be examined and tended to extensively, he said.
India, which is owed $38 million by the United Nations for peacekeeping tasks, has required an exhaustive answer for location the “genuine” budgetary emergency confronting the world body, saying nations that owe back payments are “safeguarded” from the effect of their inaction.
The UN’s peacekeeping budgetary year is finishing on June 30 and part states are yet to pay $1.9 billion worth of appraisals for peacekeeping spending plan and $1.5 billion worth of evaluations for the Regular Budget, India’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu said at a session on ‘Improving the Financial Situation of the United Nations.’
Naidu said many Troop Contributing Countries (TCCs), including India, are anticipating for “long, genuine repayments” from the shut peacekeeping missions.
“Our desire is that the issue be talked about and tended to extensively, he said.
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