Serbia abstained from voting on the “Correct the Map” resolution at the United Nations General Assembly. The resolution calls for future cartographic materials produced by the UN to accurately reflect the status of Kosovo. Belgrade’s decision reflects ongoing disputes regarding Kosovo’s independence, which Serbia does not recognize. The resolution aims to standardize map representations within the UN system, raising concerns for Serbia about the potential implications for its territorial integrity claims. Other nations also expressed reservations, leading to a complex geopolitical dynamic during the vote. The abstention signals Serbia’s continued sensitivity surrounding the issue of Kosovo and its representation on international maps. This vote underscores the challenges of navigating politically sensitive cartographic representations within the international community.