UN General Assembly
2010

Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Catherine Ashton, put it, “Our commitment to the multilateral system of global governance through the UN and other bodies is clear” and we work “with conviction and clarity on the major challenges that face us, be they climate change, poverty, conflict or terrorism”. The transformation of the EU into a legal subject of international relations after the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon has to be adequately reflected in a resolution of the General Assembly regarding the representation of the EU at the United Nations. In closing, let me briefly touch on the reform of the United Nations. Bulgaria is convinced that if we are to effectively tackle the challenges of tomorrow, we must continuously adapt and improve the United Nations system. Therefore it is imperative that we continue the course of reforms initiated by the 2005 World Summit. We believe that the reform of the Security Council is part of a comprehensive agenda for change at the United Nations. Bulgaria declares itself in favour