UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY · 2026-06-04
Promotion of durable peace through sustainable development in Africa
A/RES/80/267 · Adopted 4 June 2026
Promote lasting peace through sustainable development across African countries.
Sustainable development aims to improve lives without undermining future generations’ needs. This motion connects that development work with efforts to establish durable peace in Africa. The vote concerns this resolution as a whole. Adopted on 2026-06-04: 165 for, 1 against and 0 abstentions. Your board uses eight selected recorded country votes. The record does not establish a country's motives.
Overall recorded result
- For
- 165
- Against
- 1
- Abstain
- 0
These are totals for the full recorded vote. The country table below shows only the eight countries in our puzzle dataset. An absent country is not counted as abstaining.
Selected countries at a glance
For the eight countries in our puzzle dataset:
- FOR: Belarus, Australia, Austria, Brazil, China, Cuba, Canada
- AGAINST: United States
- ABSTAIN: none of the selected countries
Eight recorded country votes
These eight countries are the selected Eight Votes challenge, not the complete UN voting roster. The vote alone does not establish a government’s motive or its position on the broader subject.
| Country | Recorded vote |
|---|---|
| Australia | FOR |
| Austria | FOR |
| Belarus | FOR |
| Brazil | FOR |
| Canada | FOR |
| China | FOR |
| Cuba | FOR |
| United States | AGAINST |
Source and context
UN recorded plenary vote ↗ (external source)
Resolution A/RES/80/267 ↗ (external source)
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