The United Kingdom reaffirmed its commitment to combating terrorism through international cooperation during a UN Security Council meeting. Deputy Political Coordinator Jess Jambert-Gray praised progress in countering global terrorist threats and highlighted collaboration with Syria and Iraq. Syria’s accession as the 90th member of the Global Coalition against Da’esh was welcomed, while Iraq faces challenges addressing 6,000 Da’esh detainees. The UK emphasized regional efforts in West Africa and the Sahel, citing coordinated attacks in Niger and Mali that worsen instability. Support includes intelligence sharing and counter-terrorism finance initiatives. The UK also commended Pakistan’s role against ISIL-Khorasan and expressed condolences for casualties in the Swat Valley. Jambert-Gray urged maintaining the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy’s effectiveness, stressing the need for human rights and international cooperation to combat evolving threats.
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