(Session 1) Introduction to the UN Security Council - Briefing for Delegates on the Work of the United Nations Security Council.

The training will consist of a two-day information session on the Security Council's procedures and working methods, open to all UN delegations interested in its work. It will focus on the practical application of working methods, key topics discussed in the Council, and its relationship with other UN organs and organizations.

Session 1: 

Introduction to the UN Security Council

Opening Segment
Functions and Powers
Foundations of Council Procedure and Working Methods
Programme of Work, Meeting Formats and Agenda Items
Session 1 concludes

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