Japan plans to strengthen the consolidation of the supporters of the reform of the UN Security Council, said the Minister of foreign Affairs Fumio Kishida. "Our country was elected a non-permanent member of the UN security Council resolution record number of eleven times, the contribution of Japan as to the cause of peace and stability in the world will be the chance to prove the congruence of our country the status of candidate for fresh permanent members. We will continue, strengthening the consolidation with proponents of reform (of the Security Council), to promote its implementation ", - quotes its words of RIA " news ". "Japan will help to contribute to (solving) of a wide range of issues related to international peace and Security as in the security Council. For example, Japan will make active contributions to the UN peacekeeping operations, as well as the implementation of the United Nation's efforts to build peace in the middle East and in Africa, bringing peace and security to these regions ", - reported in circulation Kisida, transfers news Agency." together with this (Japan will) to help solve the situation related to North Korea, which directly affect the peace and security of Japan, " he added. As said the Secretary General of the Cabinet of Ministers of Yoshihide Suga, Japan was in favour of direct dialogue with the leaders of China and the Republic of Korea." of course, between countries there are a number of differences. For this reason, great importance has a direct dialogue at the highest level. The Prime Minister (of Japan Shinzo) Abe made for the organization of a trilateral summit with the leaders of South Korea and China, " said Suga. According to his statement, " Japan will provide various support for the organization of this meeting, the details of which are under negotiation ". On Thursday Egypt, Senegal, Ukraine, Uruguay and Sweden were elected as non-permanent members of the UN security Council resolution for the period 2016√2017. Ukraine scored the least votes - 177 with 14 abstentions.