UKNoticeOfficial ✓September 11, 2026· GOV.UK
The United Kingdom has long supported strengthening the UN sanctions regime: UK Explanation of Vote at the UN Security Council
What happened
Ambassador Kate Foster, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, delivered an Explanation of Vote following the UN Security Council vote on the Sudan sanctions regime. The UK has consistently supported strengthening this UN sanctions regime. The explanation clarifies the UK's position regarding the recent Security Council vote.
Why it matters
This statement signals the UK's commitment to international efforts to maintain peace and security through sanctions. It reinforces the UK's stance on the importance of enforcing UN-mandated restrictions against Sudan.
Who it affects
- ›UN Security Council members
- ›Individuals/entities subject to Sudan sanctions
- ›People in Sudan
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