Nordic Statements

This joint Nordic statement was delivered by the Swedish Ambassador, Mr. Mårten Grunditz, at the High Level Meeting of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Executive Board of UN Women. Post-conflict recovery will be more sustainable if it is broad-based and grounded in the full inclusion of women in rebuilding the economy and the post-conflict institutions.

This Nordic statement was delivered to the sixth committee of the General Assembly by Deputy Director General, Ms. Margit Tveiten. The Nordic countries addresses four issues linked to the International Law Commision.

This Nordic statement to the sixth committee of the General Assembly was given by the Head of Department of International Law in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Mr. Michael Braad. The Nordic countries see the International Law Commission as a central body in the codification and progressive development of international law.

This Nordic statement to the sixth committee of the General Assembly was given by the Director General for Legal Affairs in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Ms. Päivi Kaukoranta. This statement is concerning the sixth, eighth and nineth chapter of the report.

This Nordic statement to the sixth committee of the General Assembly was given by the Director General for Legal Affairs in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Ms. Päivi Kaukoranta. The Nordic countries are strong supporters of the International Crime Court and will contribute to the work to overcome its challenges.

On behalf of the five Nordic countries, Norway's Deputy Permanent Reprentative, Ambassador Tine Mørch Smith, presented this statement on the "Comprehensive review of the whole question of peacekeeping operations in all their aspects" to the UN General Assembly's Fourth Committee.

On behalf of the Nordic countries, Finland presented a statement on the issue of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the UN General Assembly's Second Committee.

The five Nordic countries have presented a joint statement on the "Eradication of Poverty" to the UN General Assembly's Second Committee. Iceland's UN Ambassadør Greta Gunnarsdottir delivered the statement.

The Nordic nations presented a joint statement on "Indigenous Issues" in the UN General Assembly's Third Committee. It was presented by Sweden's UN Ambassador, Mr. Mårten Grunditz, on October 17, 2011.

The Nordic nations presented a joint statement in UN General Assembly's Second Committee on "Operational Activities for Development" on October 12, 2011. The statement was delivered by First Secretary Maria Tarp from the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the United Nations.