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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PodiumHan ZhengVice President, China
GA PresidentH.E. Khalilur Rahman
UN Secretary-GeneralAntónio Guterres
USG, DGACMMovses Abelian
China at the General Debate
Issues raised
- Other conflicts and crises 11
- Rule of law, ICJ and ICC 6
- Maritime security and navigation 6
- Sovereignty and non-interference 3
- Trade, tariffs and sanctions 3
- Nuclear weapons and disarmament 2
- Gaza and Israel–Palestine 1
- Ukraine 1
- SDGs and development financing 1
- AI and digital governance 1
- UN80 and UN reform 1
- Climate change 1
- Selection of the next Secretary-General 1
- Peacekeeping and peacebuilding 1
- Africa’s development and representation 1
Countries China mentioned
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Speakers who mentioned China · 35
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- Philippines · Day 6
The 2016 South China Sea arbitral award was rendered by a tribunal constituted pursuant to Annex VII of the UNCLOS.
States have joined the Philippines in reiterating that the award is final, legally binding, and definitive between the Philippines and China concerning the maritime entitlements and claims decided by the tribunal.
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Armenia · Day 3Nikol PashinyanFor the first time since the early '90s, Armenia will get railway connection with Azerbaijan and thus also with Russia, Central Asia and China.
Together with the TRIP project, this could become one of the most important events in the field of international logistics in recent decades, because thus a new railway connection will be opened between China, Central Asia, Turkey, and the European Union.
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Nepal · Day 3Balendra ShahA warming climate that is destabilizing the fragile Himalayan ecology, melting permafrost that are fracturing mountains, slopes, beneath the glaciers and accelerating the risk of ice rock avalanche floods landslides and other cascading hazards the resulting devastated the resulting Devastation unleashed Havoc on both sides of Nepal China border the flood continued Downstream to the India this tells of us something fundamental climate change does not recognize borders glaciers and floods do not travel with stamps and passports excellencies I'm not here to complain, but to share some suggestions.
Our immediate neighbors, India and China, offered prompt and generous assistance.
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- Japan · Day 6
It is unfortunate that I am compelled to exercise my right of reply in response to the statements by North Korea and China, which made just now the statement.
Regarding so-called enemy state clauses in the UN charters, UNGA Resolution 50/52, adopted with overwhelming support, including that of China in 1995, recognized these clauses as obsolete.
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France · Day 1Emmanuel MacronThis is what we sought to achieve at the G7 meeting France convened, bringing together countries of the South, ensuring that there is common ground, a dialogue, going beyond the G7 with China, India, Brazil, South Korea, Kenya, the list goes on.
There are some who wish to make us believe that only two powers, the US and China, will be taking the decisions.
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Serbia · Day 2Aleksandar VučićHowever, a stable and integrated Europe, of which Serbia is a part, and our European path do not mean renouncing the traditional friendship, thanks to which Belgrade is one of the few European capitals from which one can fly directly to the United States of America, the People's Republic of China, and the Russian Federation.
I owe special gratitude for the support during COVID pandemics, as well as for a paramount investment in Serbia to the President of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, hoping that his talks with President Trump will be productive and that they will contribute to the stabilization of the developments in the world.
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Kazakhstan · Day 4Mukhtar TileuberdiIn response, together with Brazil, China, France, Jordan, South Africa, and the ICRC, Kazakhstan is advancing the global initiative to galvanize political commitment to international humanitarian law.
The recent devastating floods in the mountainous regions of Nepal and China remind us of the growing risk associated with water and climate-related disasters.
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