At a UN Security Council meeting on the situation between Iraq and Kuwait, Kate Foster, Britain's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, delivered a statement. In her remarks, she emphasized that Britain remains committed to cooperation with Iraq, Kuwait, and the Tripartite Commission. The primary aim of this engagement remains obtaining answers for families of people who went missing as a result of the long-standing conflict between the two countries. The Tripartite Commission, which traditionally includes representatives from the international community alongside Iraq and Kuwait, addresses issues of locating missing persons and returning property lost during the conflict. This issue has remained one of the key humanitarian matters in the bilateral relations between Baghdad and Kuwait for decades following the events of the early 1990s. The British diplomat's statement was part of the Security Council's regular review of the situation between the two states. Such meetings are conducted on a periodic basis to monitor the implementation of previously adopted resolutions and assess progress on humanitarian issues, including the fate of the missing and the search for archives and property.