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Post by : Badri Ariffin
In a significant diplomatic achievement for Qatar, Abdulaziz Fadhalah Al Sulaiti, Second Secretary at Qatar's Permanent Mission to the UN in New York, has been elected as the Rapporteur of the Sixth Committee of the UN General Assembly for its 81st session scheduled for 2026.
This committee prioritizes legal matters within the UN framework and is pivotal in the development and codification of international law. The upcoming session is set to commence in October 2026.
Al Sulaiti’s election underscores the global acknowledgment of Qatar's enhanced engagement in UN operations and its proactive role in multilateral diplomatic efforts. It serves as a testament to Qatar’s contributions to various UN bodies and its dedication to fostering international legal collaboration.
This position also illustrates the world’s recognition of Qatar’s specialized expertise and its positive involvement in international discussions concerning legal affairs.
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