New York: United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expects Britain to continue its leadership at the world body particularly on development issues after the country, a Security Council veto power, voted to leave the European Union.


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"At the U.N., we look forward to continuing our work with the United Kingdom and the European Union, both important partners," Ban`s spokesman Stephane Dujarric said in a statement on Friday. "When we work together, we are stronger."


He said that as Britain and the European Union begin to negotiate a departure, Ban "trusts in Europe`s well-proven history of pragmatism and common responsibility in the interest of European citizens."