Although many areas of today's international affairs are still subject to the number one superpower, the United States, on the issue of United Nations reform, because one country, one vote and a two-thirds majority can obtain reform plans to pass voting rules, this is objectively Africa, which is in a disadvantaged position, but holds nearly a quarter of the United Nations, has expressed its will and is in the midst of great powers, providing a once-in-a-lifetime historic opportunity. The center of this text:. ['Africa holds nearly a quarter of the seats in the United Nations.', 'Many areas of international affairs today are still subject to the United States, the number one superpower.', 'The UN reform plan needs the approval of two-thirds of the member states before it can be adopted.', 'The United Nations voting rules provide an opportunity for Africa to fight for decision-making power on United Nations reform.']