Uzbekistan Elected to UN Economic and Social Council for the First Time
New York City, The Gulf Observer: In a significant milestone, Uzbekistan has been elected to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) for the 2025-2027 term. The elections took place yesterday at the UN headquarters in New York City, with media reports indicating a decisive outcome. Uzbekistan secured 185 votes from UN member states, marking its inaugural election to this influential body.
The election of Uzbekistan to ECOSOC is a testament to the international community’s recognition of the country’s progressive reforms under the leadership of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. These reforms have spanned various sectors, showcasing Uzbekistan’s commitment to comprehensive development and global cooperation.
ECOSOC is a principal organ of the United Nations, tasked with coordinating the organization’s economic and social activities. The Council plays a pivotal role in advancing the three dimensions of sustainable development: economic, social, and environmental. Comprising 54 member states elected for a three-year term, ECOSOC is instrumental in driving the UN’s development agenda.
Uzbekistan’s election to ECOSOC underscores the country’s growing influence and its dedication to fostering sustainable development and international collaboration. This achievement reflects the broader recognition of Uzbekistan’s efforts to implement meaningful reforms and engage actively in global governance.
