Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi announced this significant development on the X social network.
Key Highlights
- New Signatory: Papua New Guinea joins the communique of the first Peace Summit.
- Announcement: President Zelenskyi shared the news on social media, highlighting the importance of this contribution to global peace efforts.
Statements from President Zelenskyi President Zelenskyi expressed his appreciation for Papua New Guinea's support, stating, "Papua New Guinea today joined the communique of the first Peace Summit, strengthening Oceania's voice in peacemaking efforts. I appreciate this significant contribution to restoring respect for the UN Charter and international law."
He also emphasized Ukraine's ongoing efforts to expand participation from countries across various regions, adding, "For us, every vote is important in favor of a just and lasting peace in Ukraine."
Recent Support for the Communique
- June 26: The Kingdom of Tonga became the ninth signatory of the Joint Communiqué.
- June 25: Guyana joined the joint communique, followed by Malawi, which became the 10th African country to support the Global Peace Summit's final communique.
Conclusion Papua New Guinea's decision to join the communique of the first Peace Summit marks a significant step in bolstering international support for peace in Ukraine. This addition underscores the growing global consensus on the importance of upholding the UN Charter and international law.
