NEW YORK: Saudi Arabia has called on the UN to review reporting mechanisms to ensure the transparency of donors by submitting reports on all of the financial procedures of Saudi-funded humanitarian programs and projects, the Saudi Press Agency reported. This demand came in a speech by Saad Abdullah Al-Aarjani, first secretary and member of the permanent mission of Saudi Arabia to the UN, during a committee discussion on the criminal accountability of UN officials. Al-Aarjani said accountability of UN officials and experts on mission is vital for combatting any offenses they might commit. In this context, the Kingdom urged the UN to maintain a zero-tolerance policy in addressing criminal justice and to sustain principles of the rule of law.