Representatives from the UN’s member nations have gathered at the General Assembly hall in New York for the annual meeting, with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivering a powerful opening speech.
Guterres highlighted the pressing issues facing the world, emphasizing the importance of upholding international law and addressing the escalating climate crisis. He expressed concern over deepening geopolitical divisions, the increasing global temperatures, ongoing conflicts with uncertain resolutions, and the looming threats of nuclear proliferation.
His remarks set the tone for a week of discussions and speeches from world leaders at the iconic green rostrum, where critical global issues will be addressed.
Leaders from various countries, including Brazil, the United States, Turkey, Qatar, South Africa, Iran, Argentina, El Salvador, and Italy, are scheduled to deliver speeches later today, focusing on their respective national priorities and global concerns.
The General Assembly serves as a platform for diplomatic dialogue and cooperation, where leaders come together to discuss challenges and seek solutions for a more peaceful and sustainable world.
