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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called for reforming the UN Security Council by abolishing the veto right and the system of permanent membership. He argued that states should be elected to the Security Council by the General Assembly for a set term and serve on a rotational basis.
Erdoğan wrote this in an article for Bloomberg Opinion. Abolishing the veto right should be the foundation of UN Security Council reform.
He opposed merely increasing the number of permanent members, saying that would only expand the circle of states with privileged status.
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