Key Highlights: As per the United Nations Security Council rotation schedule, Somalia will hold the Presidency in January 2026. This period is critical for the “A3” group of African nations within the Council. The agenda is expected to focus heavily on the transition of peacekeeping missions and the “Pact for the Future” implementation. While Somalia leads the
Key Highlights:
- Rotating Presidency: Somalia assumes the Presidency of the UN Security Council for January 2026.
- Peace & Security: Focus on the “A3 Plus” (African members) coordination on regional conflicts.
- Global Cooperation: India’s role as a key development partner in the Council’s maritime security discussions.
As per the United Nations Security Council rotation schedule, Somalia will hold the Presidency in January 2026. This period is critical for the “A3” group of African nations within the Council. The agenda is expected to focus heavily on the transition of peacekeeping missions and the “Pact for the Future” implementation.
While Somalia leads the gavel, India’s participation in the Council’s deliberations remains vital. The Ministry of External Affairs has consistently advocated for a “maritime security” focus in the Indian Ocean, which will likely be a thematic discussion point this month. The January session will set the tone for the Council’s approach to counter-terrorism and the protection of international shipping lanes.








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