UN Set to Host Conference on Global Fight Against Terrorism
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by Algemeiner Staff

Israeli Ambassador to UN Danny Danon and UN Deputy Secretary-General for Counter-Terrorism Vladimir Voronkov. Photo: Israeli UN Mission.
The UN is set to host a conference next year “aimed at developing new steps in the fight against global terrorism,” the Israeli UN Mission said on Wednesday.
The initiative is being led by UN Deputy Secretary-General for Counter-Terrorism Vladimir Voronkov.
The event will be attended by terror victims from 121 countries.
“The UN understands that terrorism is not just part of the Middle East, but rather a global threat that must be dealt with in a wide range of tools and swift force,” Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon said. “We thank Deputy Secretary-General Voronkov for his contribution to the struggle against terror, and we will ensure that Israel’s experience will be reflected in the conference.”
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