President Mnangagwa today expressed his gratitude to the international community following Zimbabwe’s historic election on Wednesday, in which the country secured a non‑permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council during elections held at UN headquarters in New York.
#UNSC Elections Results:
Five new members of the Security Council that will serve 2027-2028 term:
- Africa (@Zimbabwe_un)
- Asia-Pacific (@KyrgyzMissionUN)
- GRULAC (@TTUNMission)
- WEOG (@AustriaUN and @Portugal_UN)
For more information about the incoming members and their priorities read our latest research report on 2026 Security Council Elections.
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The UNGA elected Zimbabwe, Trinidad and Tobago, Portugal, Austria and Kyrgyzstan to the 15-member UN Security Council for two-year terms starting on January 1, 2027 https://t.co/MoqJGd6REF
Today, Zimbabwe marks a significant diplomatic milestone as the nation has been elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, garnering 182 out of 190 votes.
This resounding victory underscores the effectiveness of our Engagement and Re-engagement agenda, demonstrating the global community's confidence in Zimbabwe's leadership and commitment to international peace.
As we assume our seat on the global stage, Zimbabwe is poised to contribute meaningfully to international peace, security, and multilateral cooperation, championing a fairer and more equitable global order while amplifying Africa's voice.
I extend my sincere gratitude to the UN Member States for their support and to our diplomatic team for this outstanding achievement. Zimbabwe is open for business and now plays a pivotal role in shaping global peace.
#UNSC #DiplomaticTriumph #EngagementAndReengagement #GlobalPeace #Vision2030
BREAKING: Zimbabwe has secured a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2027-2028 term. The country secured a remarkable 182 out of 190 votes — the highest vote in the election.
According to a @SundayMailZim report an uninvited but fully at home ... Monkeys move through the conference centre in Victoria Falls like unofficial delegates .crossing corridors, watching proceedings and reminding diplomats that here, nature does not wait for protocol. - Picture: Joseph Manditswara