Introduction The United Nations (UN) is the central forum for international cooperation, with 193 member states participating in its General Assembly on an equal footing. Yet not every influential actor in world politics is a full UN member. Some occupy a special position known as Permanent Observer Status . Those states which are not members of the United Nations may participate in the deliberations of the General Assembly without vote when they are granted ‘Observer Status.’ When a state having observer status is given right to participate in all the future meetings of the General Assembly, the status is referred to as ‘Permanent Observer.’ According to the practice of the United Nations, Permanent Observer and the officials from their missions may attend the opening session of the general assembly, its principal committees and other U.N Bodies. They can distribute documents and materials issued by their governments, obtain documents from the U.N bodies published by the U....
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