The United Nations Security Council and Secretary -General issued a statement

On September 8, local time, the UN Secretary -General Gutres issued a statement through a spokesman to sorrow to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The statement stated that Gutres was deeply sad to the death of Queen Elizabeth II. He expressed his sincere mourning to her survivors, the British government and the people, and the Commonwealth country.

Gutres said that as the longest -lasting head of state in the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II was widely praised for his elegance, dignity, and dedication.

The statement said that Queen Elizabeth II was a good friend of the United Nations. He visited the United Nations New York Headquarters twice after more than 50 years. Speak.

Gutres said he paid tribute to the Queen Elizabeth II, and she was unswervingly and devoted to serving the people throughout her life.

The UN Security Council silently sorrows the Queen Queen's death

On the afternoon of September 8, local time, the United Nations Security Council stood up before the meeting held a meeting to silently mourn to Queen Elizabeth II.

British permanent represented by the United Nations Barbara Woodward subsequently delivered a brief speech in the Security Council and thanked the member states for their mourning.

It is reported that Elizabeth II visited the United Nations New York Headquarters twice and delivered a speech. Earlier, UN Secretary -General Gutres issued a statement saying that he was deeply sad to the death of Queen Elizabeth II. He expressed his sincere mourning to her survivors, the British government and the people, and the Commonwealth country.

Source: CCTV News Client

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