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PodiumRecep Tayyip ErdoğanPresident, Türkiye
GA PresidentH.E. Khalilur Rahman
UN Secretary-GeneralAntónio Guterres
USG, DGACMMovses Abelian
Türkiye at the General Debate
Issues raised
- Gaza and Israel–Palestine 17
- Human rights 6
- Other conflicts and crises 6
- Humanitarian access and aid 4
- Rule of law, ICJ and ICC 4
- Climate change 4
- Children and youth 3
- Syria and Lebanon 3
- Food security 3
- Sovereignty and non-interference 2
- UN80 and UN reform 2
- AI and digital governance 2
- Ukraine 2
- Maritime security and navigation 2
- Africa’s development and representation 2
- Climate finance and loss and damage 2
- Women and girls 2
- Security Council reform 1
- Energy 1
- Decolonisation and territorial disputes 1
- Sudan 1
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Speakers who mentioned Türkiye · 13
Armenia · Day 3Nikol PashinyanIn the near future, we will restore the railway sections of Meghri and Yerevan in the Republic of Armenia, which existed during the Soviet Union and were later destroyed, and the railway connections I mentioned will be opened, but this will also have huge international significance, because in parallel with the construction of the aforementioned railways, we are waiting for the opening of the Armenia-Turkey railway.
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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Iraq · Day 4Ali Falih Al-ZaidiIn order to contain the subsequent risks and the consequences on our peoples, we are working to diversify our oil export ports and develop energy lines and corridors linking Iraq, Turkey, Jordan, and Syria in order to reach global markets with the aim of contributing to energy security and diversifying supply routes.
It represents a vital gateway and a strategic corridor for trade, investment, industry, and energy, connecting the east with the west, starting from the Grand Al-Faw port to Turkey and from there on to Europe.
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