President Cyril Ramaphosa says the conflict in Ukraine has had an extraordinary impact on global affairs and these events will define international relations into the future.President Cyril Ramaphosa says the conflict in Ukraine has had an extraordinary impact on global affairs and these events will define international relations into the future.
Ramaphosa addressed the country’s ambassadors in Pretoria deployed across the world.He also appealed to the ambassadors to drive South Africa’s plan to reignite its economy. An important occasion to recalibrate South Africa’s foreign policy with the heads of diplomatic missions deployed in a number of capitals.
President Ramaphosa says the conflict in Ukraine has had an extraordinary impact on global affairs and these events will define international relations into the future. He says Pretoria will always be guided by the United Nations charter in resolving conflicts: “The conflict has exposed the inability of the United Nations Security Council to fulfill its mandate of maintaining international peace and security. The current formation of the United Nations Security Council is outdated and unrepresentative, it disadvantages countries with developing economies. The entire peace and security architecture of the United Nations needs to be overhauled.
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Ramaphosa MUST 'NOT CONCERN HIM ABOUT UKRAINE' THEY ASK FOR THAT WAR. HE MUST BE CONCERNED ABOUT OUR COUNTRY AND ITS PEOPLE . DONT SCRATCH WHERE IT DONT ITCH
He distracted on outside affairs, instead of internal affairs.
He will lose Russia trade deals if he supports Ukraine
And is not concerned abt what is going on in his yard
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This president should be deeply worried about what’s happening in SADC countries, particularly Zimbabwe and other African countries, and act before worrying about other continents.
Very true so we got to take our business elsewhere with immediate effect but first see what they used to supply us whether the will continue. The dollar is collapsing looks like the new chinese currency is going to be the way forward. Saudi and China are striking an oil deal.
Not worried about Diepsloot, but about Ukraine?
What about Diepsloot
It is good to be concerned about problems in the world. Obviously if Russian aggression includes more countries like Finland, Baltic countries and Poland then we have WW III. Today he should be concerned about the illegal immigration and how to solve it.
HYPOCRITE DELUX. YOU DO NOT CONDEMN THE RUSSIANS FOR THE INVASION OF THE UKRAINE AND SLAUGHTER OF INNOCENT WOMEN AND CHILDREN BY THE RUSSIAN CRIMINALS.
He concern about other countries not his own country
He feels deeply about everything....!!!
He is not worrying about his country?
What about your own country oom?
Nothing concerns Cyril unless it directly affects himself and his businesses.
Ramaphosa at the gym right now
But he sided himself with Putin
May God continue to bless you sir. I never believe it's going to work out because I have lost a lot in different places I know one day they will face the judgment. I really appreciate you,👉Sethu_Raman_1
Today you bless my morning with my profits I don't feel like going to work anymore but I'll get my office and celebrate with my colleagues I know this profits is enough to take care of my family for now until I earn again here. Thank you Harrismayson0 I Salute you Sir 🙌❤️
He's very stupid man, what about conflicts in Mali, Sudan, Yemen, Palestine 🤔 Africa will always survive no matter what is going on in the world, we are underdeveloped, ignored but still we are here, we need to learn to care more about our problems nobody else does EU Africa
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What does he says about youth of South Africa whom are unemployed? He's busy focusing on other countries than SA.he must go to Ukraine and be a president there
Not worried enough. He's stroking the wrong tiger...
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