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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PodiumDelcy Eloína Rodríguez GómezActing President, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
GA PresidentH.E. Khalilur Rahman
UN Secretary-GeneralAntónio Guterres
USG, DGACMMovses Abelian
Venezuela at the General Debate
Issues raised
- Venezuela 23
- Sovereignty and non-interference 7
- Rule of law, ICJ and ICC 4
- AI and digital governance 3
- Energy 3
- Trade, tariffs and sanctions 2
- Food security 2
- Humanitarian access and aid 2
- Children and youth 2
- SDGs and development financing 1
- Health 1
- Decolonisation and territorial disputes 1
- Other conflicts and crises 1
- Climate change 1
- Migration and refugees 1
Countries Venezuela mentioned
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Speakers who mentioned Venezuela · 16

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United States of America · Day 1Donald TrumpAnd we're working closely with the leaders of Venezuela to forge a much better future for the Venezuelan people.
Last month, we signed the largest oil deal in history, covering 65 billion barrels of oil, which will benefit both Venezuela and the United States enormously and help drive down the cost of energy all over the world, and that is starting to perk right now.
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Chile · Day 1José Antonio KastWe are resuming relations with Venezuela under a new leadership.
We're of the view that Venezuela has before it a historic opportunity to reconcile with its best democratic traditions, with its institutions and with the millions of its children that are now scattered across our continent that want to return.
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Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro ParolinIn Venezuela, The Holy See encourages every effort aimed at the full restoration of democratic order through peaceful, inclusive means that respect national sovereignty, as well as the launch of a process of national reconciliation based on dialogue, the pursuit of the common good, and full respect for human rights and civil liberties.
In this context, the sometimes difficult situation faced by detainees in Venezuela, as well as the suffering endured by their families, continue to give rise to humanitarian concern and should not be overlooked.
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