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Russia, Mexico Voice Support for UN Reform and Charter's Inviolability, Says Foreign Ministry

Moscow's Foreign Ministry says both countries continue to rely on 'trusting political dialogue' as the basis of bilateral cooperation.

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TASS (Russia)

Russia and Mexico support reform of the United Nations while affirming the inviolability of the UN Charter, the Russian Foreign Ministry said, according to TASS.

In a statement cited by TASS, Russian diplomats said that a "trusting political dialogue" remains the foundation of cooperation between the two countries today.

The Foreign Ministry's comments underscore both nations' stated commitment to multilateral institutions and to preserving the core principles enshrined in the UN Charter, even as calls for reform of the organization continue among member states.

TASS did not provide further details on specific reform proposals discussed between the two countries or a timeline for related diplomatic engagements.

The statement reflects ongoing diplomatic contacts between Moscow and Mexico City, though the source material did not elaborate on additional bilateral initiatives beyond the shared position on UN matters.

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