Tunisia Marks UN Day

⚠️ Urgent — Flash Radio is following this situation in real time. Tunisia celebrates, like all nations around the world, the 'United Nations Day', which coincides with the 81st anniversary of the creation of the United Nations and the entry into force of its Charter. This commemoration also marks the 70th anniversary of Tunisia's accession to the Organization, marked by the raising of the Tunisian flag within the community of nations on November 12, 1956, thus confirming its independence, giving voice to its aspirations and affirming its place among States as an active and responsible member. The facts and recent developments This day is an opportunity to recall the spirit of the Charter and to reconnect with the noble ideals set forth in its preamble, which opens with the words 'We, the peoples of the United Nations...'. It reminds us that this Charter was born from the tragedies of history, consecrating the victory of wisdom over the instincts of domination and supremacy. It constitutes a moral and legal commitment aimed at preserving humanity from the ravages of war and rekindling the hope of a better future. The Charter also reminds us that the will of the peoples must serve the peoples themselves, and that the supreme purpose of the Organization lies in establishing lasting peace and security, as well as achieving equitable development for all, as fundamental and inalienable rights, far from any logic dictated by geostrategic agendas and narrow political calculations, which can only reproduce the errors of the past. 'We, the peoples of the United Nations...' While acknowledging the journey of the Organization and the relentless efforts it has made over eight decades to prevent and contain conflicts, manage crises, maintain peace, promote disarmament, protect human rights,