G-4 countries issue Joint Statement on UNSC Reforms

September 27, 2015

G-4 countries viz Brazil, Germany, India and Japan have issued a Joint Statement on United Nations Security Council Reforms (UNSC).
It was issued after G-4 meeting held in New York,US which was called by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and was Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe.
G-4 leaders in meeting

Stressed on more legitimate, representative and effective UNSC reforms to address the global conflicts and crises which have spiralled in recent years.
Shared the view that global conflicts and crises of the international community in the 21st century which can be solved by more Member States representing UNSC.
Unanimously supported the early reforms of the Security Council as an essential element of the overall effort to reform UN with regard to maintenance of international peace and security.
Strongly emphasized that the reform of the Security Council should be conducted in a fixed time frame given its urgency.
Welcomed the adoption text-based negotiations by UN General Assembly presented by the President of the 69th assembly.
Appreciated the efforts of Member States of the African Group, CARICOM and the L.69 Group in moving towards text-based negotiations.
Supported Africa’s representation in both the permanent and non-permanent membership in the Security Council.

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