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Download CSVDominica · Sylvanie Burton · Day 1 · 8 sentences
- I strongly believe that most right-thinking individuals would agree that the UN system has substantially delivered for all countries over the several decades of its existence.
- We believe in the principles of the United Nations Charter.
- We believe in respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states.
- We believe in the peaceful settlement of international disputes.
Kyrgyzstan · Sadyr Zhaparov · Day 1 · 7 sentences
- Kyrgyzstan is a country that believes in the power of dialogue and the peaceful settlement of conflicts.
- Therefore, I believe that expanding the membership of the Security Council is one of the reforms that the international community expects.
- I believe that the request of these countries should be also considered.
- Distinguished colleagues, I believe that when cases of systematic non-implementation of United Nations decisions are considered, the permanent members of the Security Council should voluntarily refrain from using the veto.
Cyprus · Nikos Christodoulides · Day 2 · 7 sentences
- We believe in the peaceful resolution of disputes, and we demand that the rights of every state be protected.
- If we ask states to believe in multilateralism, if we expect them to be active contributors then they must be able to trust that the principles and decisions of our institutions will be upheld without exception.
- We believe in a United Nation that protects the principle of its charter and has the capacity to act upon them.
- We believe in a multilateral system in which every state has both rights and responsibilities.
Tunisia · Mohamed Ali Nafti · Day 5 · 7 sentences
- Tunisia also believes that addressing the liquidity crisis in the organization requires all states to meet their financial obligations in full.
- Tunisia believes that the continuation of this situation will further complicate matters and could lead to catastrophic consequences for all countries of the region and the world.
- Mr. President, Tunisia believes that peace, security, and comprehensive development are inseparable.
- Tunisia believes that achieving climate justice Comprehensive development and pandemic preparedness and response requires reform of the international financial architecture to make it more equitable, inclusive, and fair, thus ensuring developing countries have easier and fairer access to financing and enabling them to invest in scientific research, technology, innovation, and digital transformation, thereby reducing their debt burdens, strengthening their resilience, and empowering them to rely on their own capacities in shaping their future.
Luxembourg · Guillaume of Luxembourg · Day 1 · 6 sentences
- And yet, I believe that trust is precisely where we should begin.
- But precisely because the world is becoming more difficult, I believe we must resist the temptation to give up on cooperation.
- I believe it is, but it will require determination, dialogue, and a willingness to look beyond immediate interests.
- Against this backdrop, I believe that we should have one guiding principle.
Barbados · Mia Amor Mottley · Day 3 · 6 sentences
- It is why I believe the theme this year is so apt, restoring trust.
- And if member states believe in the institutions that they have created, then we must also be prepared to sustain them.
- And, Mr. President, it's not fair to the majority of Member States who still believe in the promise of this body Even as we call for greater equity with the reform of the Security Council, we must equally reform the secretariat to better support peacekeeping and the resolution of conflicts.
- At a moment when the international community is being called upon to renew its faith in multilateralism, we believe that Ambassador Rodriguez-Berghett brings to this task the experience, the skills, and the understanding to serve the entire membership of this organization.
Peru · Keiko Sofia Fujimori Higuchi · Day 1 · 5 sentences
- In Peru, we believe in the freedom of individuals.
- We believe in the family as an irreplaceable pillar of our society.
- We believe in respecting tradition.
- We believe in equality before the law and human dignity.
Chile · José Antonio Kast · Day 1 · 5 sentences
- President, I now wish to turn to a discussion of our continent, Latin America, because I sincerely believe that the coming decade can be ours.
- We're seeing agendas that, however noble they might appear, have ultimately postponed what this organization committed to do with the with its founding charter that is maintain peace protect right life and defend the freedom of its peoples we believe in the United Nations and believing in the United Nations means ensuring that the organization discharges its mandate I propose three things reducing bureaucracy and focusing resources where there are lives at stake.
- This housing of this headquarters is an expression of the multilateralism that we believe in, a tangible, ambitious, and able to prove to yield results.
- We do not believe that going quicker is always better, and neither are we going to turn our back on opportunities as a result of fear.
Paraguay · Santiago Peña Palacios · Day 2 · 5 sentences
- People no longer believe us.
- Paraguay cherishes democracy and we believe that the Venezuelan people also deserve democracy.
- That is why we believe that the selection of the next Secretary-General will be a fundamental decision.
- We believe it is possible to build a world in which cooperation delivers results, a world where democracy is not an empty promise, a world where technology serves humanity, a world in which development reaches those who need it most.
Botswana · Duma Gideon Boko · Day 2 · 5 sentences
- Botswana believes that rules that bind only the weak are not rules, and principles applied selectively soon cease to command respect.
- We also believe that efficiency gains should be redeployed to strengthen the capacity of the organization to prevent conflict, address emerging security threats, and deliver meaningful results in program countries in line with the UN80 vision.
- We believe that a Security Council that continues to exclude Africa and Latin America from permanent membership cannot credibly claim to reflect contemporary geopolitical realities.
- We believe that shared challenges require shared solutions.
Panama · José Raúl Mulino Quintero · Day 2 · 5 sentences
- I am a person who believes in and defends multilateralism.
- We must recognise now that citizens do not believe that those types of meetings are that beneficial for them.
- We firmly believe in useful multilateralism that is not an end into itself, but rather an effective tool to grow the development of peoples and to preserve peace.
- As you can therefore see, Panama believes in these principles and actively works to ensure that this happens in practice.
Colombia · José Manuel Restrepo · Day 3 · 5 sentences
- That's why the government that I lead has tasked itself with taking up every possible decision to enable Colombia to believe in itself again and to ensure that the world can believe in Colombia again.
- I believe in the UN as an organization and it is precisely for that reason that I believe it's legitimate to ask whether the institutions that we've been building are effectively responding to the problems that that it was created to address.
- But my country believes that protecting human rights loses credibility when it becomes subjected to political calculation.
- The Republic of Colombia believes that the time has come to move ahead.
Bangladesh · Tarique Rahman · Day 3 · 5 sentences
- I congratulate the democracy-loving people of Bangladesh We believe that the people are the source of all our political power.
- We believe that every conflict should be resolved through dialogue, diplomatic processes, and mutual cooperation.
- The people of Bangladesh, who believe in democracy, remain deeply concerned about the plight of the freedom-seeking Palestinian people.
- As a densely populated country, Bangladesh believes that the source and origin of the Rohingya crisis lie in Myanmar.
Malta · Robert Abela · Day 4 · 5 sentences
- No community can succeed if we blindly believe that our neighbors are out to do us down, just as no country can succeed if it blindly believes that its neighbors, even those it may long have considered and seen as friends, are out to get it.
- To change, you have to believe.
- But we can only make that change, achieve that transformation, if we believe that change is possible.
- We firmly believe that the Gaza peace plan provides the best path towards ending the conflict and advancing credible political progress.
Papua New Guinea · James Marape · Day 4 · 5 sentences
- And because this right belongs equally to every person, we have a responsibility to respect and protect the rights of others, including those who may not look like us or speak like us or worship like us or believe what we believe.
- I believe freedom is a choice.
- A person must be free to believe.
- Mr. President, history teaches us what happens when government or institution or majority use religion to suppress those who believe differently.
Jamaica · Kamina Johnson Smith · Day 5 · 5 sentences
- That is the multilateralism Jamaica believes in.
- Mr. President, Jamaica believes that reparatory justice is, at its heart, about truth, acknowledgement, justice, repair, compensation, development, and reconciliation.
- But we also believe deeply in its possibilities.
- That is why Jamaica remains committed to this institution, not because it is perfect, but because we are grateful for what it has achieved and we believe in what it can become.
United States of America · Donald Trump · Day 1 · 4 sentences
- I do not believe in letting problems fester.
- But I believe we'll make a deal right after the election.
- And those countries are very -- have been very generous, and others also are stepping up at numbers that nobody would even believe because they want to see people live.
- Those first Americans knew that it is not enough merely to believe in great principles.
Türkiye · Recep Tayyip Erdoğan · Day 1 · 4 sentences
- We believe that the path to this lies in joint development, solidarity and connectivity.
- We believe that freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hermus must be maintained.
- I believe that with your support, this bridge will become even stronger.
- They believe that if they get rid of us, the problem will be solved.
France · Emmanuel Macron · Day 1 · 4 sentences
- Every speaker has described the return of imperialism, of arrogance, the return of unrestrained force which knows no rules, a world in which we see power concentrated in the hands of the few, a world in which some believe that they can undermine the international order so as to push their borders outwards, those that believe that people's sovereignty can be toppled over, that they could use that sovereignty, people who believe that they can decide the fate of the planet, whether that be as regards the climate or AI.
- Given the sorry state of the world, given what we're seeing today, and that is a growing number of wars we haven't solved, multiplying myriad crises and contemporary challenges which are weighing on new generations in new ways, I believe we are duty bound not to yield.
- There are some who wish to make us believe that only two powers, the US and China, will be taking the decisions.
- They want us to believe that just a few economic actors will make all the decisions, the kinds of economic innovations that will be implemented, whether they want to take a break or not, the kinds of innovations that happen.
Argentina · Javier Gerardo Milei · Day 2 · 4 sentences
- So believe me when I say that I know what I'm talking about when in a constructive spirit, I point to the problems facing this organization which purports to guide states and arbitrate between them.
- And if for a moment we allow ourselves to believe that the lesson had been learned after so many failures, the arrival of artificial intelligence demonstrates quite something else.
- We believe in alliances and, above all, in nations.
- We believe that Argentina still has a great story ahead of it and we have decided to go out and claim it.
Thailand · Anutin Charnvirakul · Day 3 · 4 sentences
- As a member of Human Rights Council, Thailand believes that our work must reach beyond resolutions and make a real difference in people's lives.
- Thailand believes that this work must begin at home.
- We believe in constructive and calibrated re-engagement within ASEAN and in coordination with relevant partners while encouraging concrete progress on the ground.
- Let us give every nation reason to believe in the United Nations and every person reason to believe that the United Nations can deliver for them.
Georgia · Irakli Kobakhidzhe · Day 3 · 4 sentences
- We believe that the dividends of peace and economic growth of Georgia should know no artificial boundaries.
- We believe that the South Caucasus should not be defined by the divisions of the past.
- At the same time, we believe that physical and digital connectivity are two parts of the same strategic agenda.
- We believe that lasting partnerships are built through dialogue and never through pressure or coercion.
North Macedonia · Hristijan Mickoski · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- That is why we cannot afford to be indifferent to the rules, nor can we afford to believe that the rules will defend themselves.
- We ask our citizens to believe in cooperation, in good neighborly relations, in compromises, and in mutual respect.
- And we cannot expect trust in international institutions if citizens come to believe that their fate is created more often by the political weight of their state than by the strength of an agreed principle.
- In those words lies the reason why small-sized European country continues to believe in this organization even when it is disappointed by it, because the alternative To a world governed by rules is not a world in which everyone is free.
Niger · Lamine Zeine Ali Mahaman · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- They want to make us believe that we are incapable of governing, of governing ourselves, incapable of producing, of thinking, and of defending ourselves.
- They want to make us believe and convince us that we do not have the science, the intelligence or the sovereignty needed to build something precious by and for ourselves, and that as a consequence, therefore, we should accept the tutelage of Emmanuel Macron's France and his allies.
- We believe in international relations rooted in cooperation, dignity, sovereignty and mutual respect.
- and for the United Nations to ensure that it is respected and to ensure that everyone believes it is an organization for all.
Egypt · Moustafa Kamal Madbouly · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- From this perspective, Egypt, as a founding member of the United Nations, believes that restoring trust requires three interconnected pillars: justice in representation and decision making, justice in the application of the law, and justice in the distribution of development and transformation opportunities.
- Likewise, any regional actor that believes that its political or economic interests can be achieved by undermining national state institutions, supporting militias, or promoting separatist agendas and civil conflict clearly becomes part of the problem.
- Egypt believes that transboundary water resources should be a field for cooperation and integration, not conflict.
- We also believe that water security and development are not contradictory objectives, but complementary ones when political will exists, when intentions are sincere, and when international law is respected.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Godwin Friday · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- Those principles serve us well and we believe should bind all of us in this chamber.
- We believe profoundly that more than ever, humanity needs the United Nations.
- We believe Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Burkett of Guyana is well suited to be that person.
- I refuse to believe that we good people will forever turn our hearts and our eyes away.
Malaysia · Mohamad Haji Hasan · Day 5 · 4 sentences
- And Malaysia, Mr. President, believes that we must confront it openly and honestly.
- When international law means what it says, and when the people of the world can look to this hall and believe that their voices still matter.
- We will do the whole work to make it worthy of the trust placed in it, because we believe in multilateralism, most of all when the alternative is a world ruled by power alone.
- And above all, one that ordinary people can look to in their darkest hour and still believe that it will act, that the world has not forgotten them.
Turkmenistan · Vepa Hajiyev · Day 6 · 4 sentences
- Turkmenistan firmly believes that the United Nations must continue to serve as the universal and legitimate foundation of international cooperation and as the principal mechanism for reconciling interests and developing solutions in the areas of peace, security and sustainable development.
- We believe that such a decade would lend a systematic character to the efforts of states to prevent conflicts, build trust, and establish sustainable channels of political communication.
- We believe particular attention must be paid to strengthening the climate resilience of regions severely affected by drought and water scarcity.
- We believe that the forum will help strengthen respect for the Charter of the United Nations, enhance the role of legal mechanisms, and engage the younger generation in the study and development of international law.
Lithuania · Gitanas Nausėda · Day 1 · 3 sentences
- My country, Lithuania, strongly believes that the future of AI must not be determined by authoritarian control, technological coercion, or the malicious use of data.
- This, I believe, is a message that goes far beyond an experience of the single person or the nation.
- And I believe, I want to believe, that we have what it takes to make the world a more just, secure, peaceful place to live.
Bhutan · Tshering Tobgay · Day 1 · 3 sentences
- At GMC, we believe a balanced approach can deliver substantial profits while protecting the values that makes prosperity worthwhile.
- But we refuse to believe that transformation requires us to become somebody else.
- Bhutan is not waiting to see whether the world believes in GMC before committing to it.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland · Andy Burnham · Day 1 · 3 sentences
Estonia · Alar Karis · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- I still believe in that promise, enshrined in the United Nations Charter.
- For Estonia, and I believe for the great majority on UN member states, upholding the principles of the UN Charter is of vital interest.
- Ladies and gentlemen, Estonia firmly believes that respect of human rights is a prerequisite for peace, security, and prosperity.
Ethiopia · Taye Atske-Selassie Amde · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- However, we believe that we are capable of charting the blueprint, the resources, and the wisdom to bridge this divide.
- We firmly believe that A peaceful resolution can only be achieved through a Sudanese-led and Sudanese-owned peace process that reflects the true will and aspiration of the Sudanese people.
- We believe that Maritime access can be managed for the common benefit and progress of all countries in the region.
Poland · Karol Nawrocki · Day 2 · 3 sentences
Slovakia · Peter Pellegrini · Day 2 · 3 sentences
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- We firmly believe in the power of understanding and dialogue.
- 3. We believe in respecting the rights of nature.
- I wish to say to the international community, Venezuela is ready to walk hand in hand with those that believe in respectful international relations, relationships which exist without prejudice or interference.
Spain · Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- And it's for these reasons, ladies and gentlemen, that I believe I believe that in order to get off on the right footing in this new decisive step forward for the United Nations, the UN needs a female Latin American Secretary-General.
- And I believe, what's more, that in order for her not to be alone, she will also need the support of brave governments who are prepared to do things right.
- And we're not going to do this because we believe that delivering for our children because we know that in a few years, future generations will look back.
Ghana · John Dramani Mahama · Day 3 · 3 sentences
Guyana · Mohamed Irfaan Ali · Day 3 · 3 sentences
- Since the founding of this initiative, Guyana has worked closely with the United States and 13 other like-minded nations that believe in building a Western Hemisphere that values freedom, peace, economic prosperity, and a shared responsibility and commitment to fighting transnational crime and criminal networks.
- We believe that her experience, her convictions, her record of service speak directly to the kind of leadership this moment demands.
- Guyana believes that the choice remains ours.
Kuwait · Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah · Day 3 · 3 sentences
- Kuwait believes that a stable, secure, and prosperous Iraq serves the shared interests of Kuwait and the entire region.
- The state of Kuwait also believes in a complementary relationship between security and development.
- We believe that peace is the path to a future where rights are protected, nations are stable, and generations enjoy security and prosperity.
Austria · Beate Meinl-Reisinger · Day 3 · 3 sentences
Saint Lucia · Philip J. Pierre · Day 4 · 3 sentences
- It is a similar quest for trust and transformation that Saint Lucia believes there should be dialogue and the removal of all obstacles that hinder the true development of the people of Cuba.
- Saint Lucia believes that a truly inclusive United Nations must ensure that its decision-making bodies reflect the world that they serve.
- St. Lucia believes that a better world is within our reach if we chose cooperation over coercion and ensure that justice and fairness prevail for all.
Canada · Anita Anand · Day 5 · 3 sentences
- We believe that these coalitions are the most flexible, effective, and immediate way to address emerging global challenges.
- Canada firmly believes that lasting peace and security can be achieved only through a negotiated two-state solution.
- Though some would build higher walls and retreat from international engagement, We believe that long-term partnerships are the way to prosperity and security.
El Salvador · Alexandra Hill Tinoco · Day 6 · 3 sentences
- However, there is a lesson that we believe can be a universal lesson, and that is that no nation
- And we've done this because we believe that transforming a school ultimately leads to transforming someone's life, transforming our homeland.
- El Salvador believes that the reform of the United Nations should not be restricted to reorganizing its structures.
Malawi · George Chapatula Chaponda · Day 6 · 3 sentences
- Mr. President, because Malawi strongly believe in multilateralism, we take responsibility when called upon by the international community to participate in causes that further the aims of this organization.
- Malawi firmly believes that development, peace and human rights are inextricably linked.
- Malawi believes, however, that technological advancements must remain human-centered.
Finland · Alexander Stubb · Day 1 · 2 sentences
United Republic of Tanzania · Deogratius Ndejembi · Day 1 · 2 sentences
- We reaffirm the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination, and believe that lasting peace must guarantee dignity, security, and legitimate aspiration of both peoples.
- Tanzania believes that it is only by respecting and living by the Charter that we can honour the past and build a safer and better future for all.
Belgium · Maxime Prévot · Day 1 · 2 sentences
Morocco · Nasser Bourita · Day 1 · 2 sentences
- It is therefore a mistake to believe that some of these groups are peaceful or constructive, or that they can engage in the settlement of conflicts.
- Building on this conviction, the Kingdom of Morocco, under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, believes that the establishment of a lasting peace in the Middle East depends on the establishment of an independent, sovereign, and viable Palestinian state on the borders of the 4th of June 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital, living side by side with the State of Israel in peace and security.
Syrian Arab Republic · Ahmad Al-Sharaa · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Latvia · Edgars Rinkēvičs · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Burundi · Évariste Ndayishimiye · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- In this regard, Burundi believes that discussions on reform must also address the financial viability of the United Nations system by strengthening the predictability, transparency, and sustainability of its financing.
- Burundi believes that this process must be based above all on qualifications, experience, integrity, independence of judgment, diplomatic skill, and the ability to bring together the positions of all member states.
Timor-Leste · José Ramos-Horta · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Ecuador · Daniel Roy-Gilchrist Noboa Azin · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Namibia · Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- We believe its outcome is a meaningful contribution to the 2026 UN Water Conference to be held later in the year and advance strong global partnership, investment and action for sustainable water security.
- Namibia therefore believes that it is time that a woman is elected as Secretary-General of our organization.
Serbia · Aleksandar Vučić · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Eswatini · King Mswati III · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- The Kingdom of Eswatini believes firmly that peace in Europe, Middle East, and Africa must be echoed in preventing diplomacy, fully supported by the United Nations.
- We believe that for SADC to attain its vision 2050, We have to create a peaceful, competitive, and industrialized region that guarantees sustainable well-being and freedom for all our citizens.
Uganda · Jessica Rose Epel Alupo · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Andorra · Xavier Espot Zamora · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- But the most important reform is to ensure that this organization remains a space where states not only defend their legitimate interests, but are also capable of exercising a shared responsibility to address the great challenges facing humanity, and above all, continue to believe that what unites us is stronger than what divides us.
- And I continue to believe, as I did on the first day, that the UN is indispensable, not because it is perfect, but because it remains the finest expression of an extraordinary idea.
Italy · Antonio Tajani · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Palestine (State of) · Mahmoud Abbas · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Bolivia (Plurinational State of) · Rodrigo Paz Pereira · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Hungary · András Bálint Baka · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Uruguay · Yamandú Orsi · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Senegal · Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye · Day 3 · 2 sentences
- Senegal also believes in the transformative potential of new technologies, including the development of AI that is based on robust morals and ethical code based on the principle of responsibility and inclusion.
- Senegal continues to believe in the vision of a world based on peace, justice, the dignity of each and every human being, and human brotherhood.
Yemen · Abdullah Abdulkader Al Alimi-Bawzer · Day 3 · 2 sentences
- We believe that this firm approach adopted by the United States administration in dealing with the Houthi militias has disrupted their calculations.
- Ladies and gentlemen, we say with full confidence and we firmly believe that restoring the Yemeni state and restoring the security of Bab el-Mandeb are inseparable.
Nepal · Balendra Shah · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Iraq · Ali Falih Al-Zaidi · Day 4 · 2 sentences
- We want for this project to be open to partnership with all our neighbors and friends, because we believe that economic interests create prosperity.
- Ladies and gentlemen, Iraq believes that our responsibility towards the peoples, their security and stability requires working to end conflicts through negotiation in order to secure a safe future and prevent future wars.
Liechtenstein · Sabine Monauni · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Mexico · Roberto Velasco Álvarez · Day 4 · 2 sentences
- By prohibiting the threats to use or the use of force, and we believe in legal equality between states because sovereignty is not measured in armies or material resources.
- President Excellencies, Mexico believes in this organization and today faces a huge challenge resolving and renewing compliance of the foundational mandate to save humanity from the scourge of armed conflicts, to protect human rights, to improve the situation of millions of vulnerable people and to ensure that international law is respected.
Chad · Abdelmadjid Abdelrahim Mahamat · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Norway · Espen Barth Eide · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Cuba · Bruno Eduardo Rodríguez Parrilla · Day 5 · 2 sentences
- We strongly believe that the current trend of international relations, of disrespect for international law and of the United Nations, and the imposition of the unilateral will of the mightiest over other countries by means of intimidation and coercion, we believe that this is dangerous and it is unsustainable.
- In the year of his centennial, we believe, as Fidel Castro Ruz, the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, said, that let us be confident that if we struggle with resolve, a better world is possible.
Russian Federation · Sergey Lavrov · Day 5 · 2 sentences
- We believe that the new Secretary-General who we will elect before the end of the year, will meticulously uphold its mandate, as well as the principles of impartiality and equidistance enshrined in the Charter; that the new SG will represent the entire international community instead of serving the interests of some States; that the new SG will not undermine the intergovernmental nature of the UN system, nor dilute the prerogatives of the Security Council and its permanent members.
- The start of the work of the Global Dialogue on AI Governance and the Independent International Scientific Panel on AI, we believe these are steps in the right direction.
India · Subrahmanyam Jaishankar · Day 5 · 2 sentences
Germany · Johann Wadephul · Day 5 · 2 sentences
Algeria · Ahmed Attaf · Day 6 · 2 sentences
Congo · Constant Serge Bounda · Day 6 · 2 sentences
- We believe that Africa, a continent at the center of many UN challenges and global geopolitical issues, must remain at the heart of the future Secretary-General's agenda.
- We will continue to believe in Africa and in our shared destiny, and we will continue to choose the United Nations as a privileged space for dialogue amongst people.
Antigua and Barbuda · Walton Alfonso Webson · Day 6 · 2 sentences
Benin · Marc Hermanne Gninadoou Araba · Day 6 · 2 sentences
President of the General Assembly (opening) · Dr. Khalilur Rahman · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Jordan · Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Qatar · Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Angola · João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Republic of Korea · Lee Jae Myung · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Sierra Leone · Julius Maada Bio · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Bosnia and Herzegovina · Denis Bećirović · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Seychelles · Mathew Antonio Patrick Herminie · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Viet Nam · To Lam · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Japan · Takaichi Sanae · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Romania · Nicuşor-Daniel Dan · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Bulgaria · Iliana Iotova · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Kenya · William Samoei Ruto · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Guinea · Mamadi Doumbouya · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Honduras · Nasry Juan Asfura Zablah · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Montenegro · Jakov Milatović · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Rwanda · Justin Nsengiyumva · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Democratic Republic of the Congo · Judith Suminwa Tuluka · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Zimbabwe · Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Fiji · Ratu Naiqama Tawakecolati Lalabalavu · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Côte d’Ivoire · Tiémoko Meyliet Koné · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Nigeria · Kashim Shettima · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) · Rob Jetten · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Slovenia · Janez Janša · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Greece · Kyriakos Mitsotakis · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Ireland · Micheál Martin · Day 3 · 1 sentence
South Africa · Ronald Ozzy Lamola · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Kiribati · Taneti Maamau · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Monaco · Christophe Mirmand · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Lesotho · Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Solomon Islands · Matthew Cooper Wale · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Pakistan · Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Bahamas (the) · Philip Edward Davis · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Tonga · Lord Fakafanua · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Bahrain · Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Azerbaijan · Jeyhun Aziz oglu Bayramov · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Mauritania · Mohamed Salem Merzoug · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Guatemala · Carlos Ramiro Martínez Alvarado · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Micronesia (Federated States of) · Aren Palik · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Republic of Moldova · Vasile Tofan · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Lao People’s Democratic Republic · Thongsavanh Phomvihane · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Philippines · Ma. Theresa Lazaro · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Brunei Darussalam · Prince 'Abdul Mateen · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Singapore · Vivian Balakrishnan · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Nicaragua · Valdrack Ludwing Jaentschke Whitaker · Day 5 · 1 sentence
San Marino · Luca Beccari · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Oman · Sayyid Badr bin Hamad bin Hamood Albusaidi · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Zambia · Mulambo Hamakuni Haimbe · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Indonesia · Sugiono · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Guatemala · · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Mali · Abdoulaye Diop · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Sri Lanka · Vijitha Herath · Day 6 · 1 sentence
New Zealand · Victoria Louise Hallum · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Grenada · Ingrid Jackson · Day 6 · 1 sentence
South Sudan · Cecilia Adout Majok Adeng · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Costa Rica · Boris Vasir Marchegiani Carrero · Day 6 · 1 sentence