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UN reforms
Switzerland calls for a strong, modern and efficient UN system. This is crucial if the UN is to remain effective and capable of achieving its goals. It is in Switzerland's interests that the UN be able to fulfil its mandate. This is why Switzerland has for years supported UN reforms and made them a priority of its UN policy. In particular, it is working to ensure the implementation of UN Secretary-General António Guterres' reform proposals, which were approved by the UN member states in 2018.