UN Rejects Repeated Displacement of Gaza Residents

See - Sada Elbalad

18-05-2025

Ahmed Emam
The United Nations has firmly rejected the repeated displacement of civilians in Gaza, emphasizing the urgent need for an end to violence and the pursuit of a Yemeni-led negotiated political settlement.
In a wide-ranging address delivered in Baghdad, the UN Secretary-General highlighted several critical issues across the region. He called for the immediate release of UN staff and others who have been arbitrarily detained, and urged a collective commitment to justice and human rights.
Turning to Sudan, the Secretary-General underlined the importance of renewed and coordinated multilateral cooperation to help halt the horrific violence, famine, and mass displacement. He expressed deep gratitude to the League of Arab States and the African Union for their strong coordination during a high-level meeting held the previous day.
"I commend the League of Arab States for its ongoing efforts to promote multilateral coordination," he said.
In Somalia, the UN stressed the need for unity and inclusive dialogue. International support remains vital in combating Al-Shabaab and in strengthening peace and security. The Secretary-General also urged the Security Council to provide sustainable and predictable funding for the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS), which is essential to long-term stability.
Regarding Libya, the UN is working actively with both national and international actors to end clashes between armed groups, safeguard the independence of oversight institutions, remove obstacles to national elections, and chart a clear course toward sustainable peace and prosperity.
"The League of Arab States continues to be a vital partner in these efforts," he added.
Commending Iraq, the Secretary-General praised the country's progress since regaining sovereignty in 2004—particularly in strengthening institutions, resolving disputes through dialogue, delivering humanitarian assistance, and advancing sustainable development and human rights.
He expressed hope for fair and peaceful resolution of all outstanding issues through dialogue. The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) will continue supporting the country through the end of its mandate in December 2025, ensuring a smooth and orderly withdrawal.
"We remain committed to supporting the Government and people of Iraq on the path to peace, democracy, and prosperity," he affirmed.
In his closing remarks, the Secretary-General urged unity and solidarity across the region, stating that through cooperation, lasting peace and shared prosperity can be achieved.
"This is the shared goal of the United Nations and the League of Arab States, and I look forward to deepening our partnership," he concluded.
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