General Assembly: 191 of 193 have spoken at UNGA 81
Review each delegation’s speech, topics and transcript quotes from the UNGA 81 General Debate.
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PodiumAnthony AlbanesePrime Minister, Australia
GA PresidentH.E. Khalilur Rahman
UN Secretary-GeneralAntónio Guterres
USG, DGACMMovses Abelian
Australia at the General Debate
Issues raised
- AI and digital governance 6
- Nuclear weapons and disarmament 2
- Security Council reform 2
- Climate change 2
- Children and youth 2
- Ukraine 2
- Maritime security and navigation 2
- Gaza and Israel–Palestine 2
- Iran 2
- Human rights 1
- SDGs and development financing 1
- Rule of law, ICJ and ICC 1
- Sovereignty and non-interference 1
- Peacekeeping and peacebuilding 1
- Health 1
- Humanitarian access and aid 1
- Drugs and organised crime 1
- Oceans and small island States 1
Countries Australia mentioned
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Speakers who mentioned Australia · 7
Solomon Islands · Day 4Matthew Cooper WaleThe pre-COP31 meeting to be hosted in the Pacific by Australia in partnership with Fiji and Tuvalu will bring the reality of climate change directly into the heart of the global process.
Solomon Islands is fighting back, working with the Foreign Fisheries Agency and partners, including Australia, France, New Zealand, and the US, to strengthen surveillance and enforcement across our waters.
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European Union · Day 3António CostaAnd this is why this week, the United Union, the European Union has launched together with Australia, Barbados, Brazil, Canada, India, and Kenya, the P4M, Partners for Multilateralism, International Law, Peace, and Prosperity.
In the last 12 months alone, we concluded negotiations and signed agreements with India, Australia, Philippines, Mercosur, Mexico, among others, benefiting billions of people.
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