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UKNoticeOfficial ✓July 14, 2026· GOV.UK

We remain concerned by the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation across West Africa and the Sahel: UK statement at the UN Security Council

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What happened

Jess Jambert-Gray, Deputy Political Coordinator, delivered a statement at the UN Security Council meeting on West Africa and the Sahel. The statement conveyed the UK's ongoing concern regarding the deteriorating security and humanitarian conditions in the region.

Why it matters

The statement highlights the UK's diplomatic engagement on critical international issues. It underscores the UK's acknowledgement of significant challenges faced by populations in West Africa and the Sahel, signaling international attention to their plight.

Who it affects

  • ›Populations in West Africa affected by security issues
  • ›Populations in the Sahel affected by security issues
  • ›Populations in West Africa facing humanitarian crises
  • ›Populations in the Sahel facing humanitarian crises
  • ›International humanitarian and security organizations
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