Panama adopts Security Council program for August, schedules high‑level maritime security debate
Panama, holding the U.N. Security Council presidency for August, adopted a program of work that schedules 22 meetings, including an emergency session on Ukraine and a high‑level open debate on maritime security on Aug. 11 chaired by Panama’s president, the council’s permanent representative said at a press briefing.
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Panama, which holds the United Nations Security Council presidency for August, told reporters that the council adopted a program of work that for now lists 22 meetings and will include a high‑level open debate on maritime security on Aug. 11 chaired by President Jose Raul Molino.
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