New York:
The permanent mission of India in New York announced on Tuesday that India has been included once again in the ‘Honor List’ of the United Nations (UN) by paying its regular budgetary evaluations in its entirety within the period of 30 days specified In UN financial regulations.
In a statement, the mission said: “India once again appeared in the UN ‘Honor List’ as one of the countries that have paid their regular budgetary evaluations in its entirety within the 30 -day period specified in financial regulation 3.5 of the UN.
The UN General Assembly approves the UN regular budget in December of each year. Then, each Member State is evaluated based on the evaluation scale approved by the General Assembly, and the corresponding payment notes are issued by the UN at the beginning of January.
The statement emphasized that India has constantly figured the UN Honor List.
“The speed of India to make contributions to the UN demonstrates its unwavering support for the principles and purposes enshrined in the UN Charter and the commitment to maintain financial stability and operational effectiveness of the UN,” according to the statement, is He stressed, this further reaffirms the role of India as a responsible member of the UN.
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