Indonesia announces bid for non‑permanent UN Security Council seat for 2029–2030
September 26, 2026 | United Nations, International
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia told the Assembly that "Indonesia present its candidature for a non‑permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2029 2030 term." He framed the bid as part of Indonesia’s plan to "foster unity, advancing peace" and to bring practical cooperation to bear in multilateral forums.
The statement is a formal diplomatic declaration of intent rather than a vote or immediate procedural action. The minister said Indonesia would work to uphold the UN Charter consistently and to use a Security Council seat to build dialogue and practical cooperation among member states.
The statement is a formal diplomatic declaration of intent rather than a vote or immediate procedural action. The minister said Indonesia would work to uphold the UN Charter consistently and to use a Security Council seat to build dialogue and practical cooperation among member states.
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