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Download CSVGhana · John Dramani Mahama · Day 3 · 4 sentences
- I speak Gonja, which is a Guan language.
- I understand some Ewe, and I speak English as my official language.
- Language creates a kingship, regardless of the historical complexities through which kingship was forged.
- No child No child's life is worth less because of the language they speak or the faith they profess or the color of their skin or the land of their birth.
Portugal · Luís Montenegro · Day 3 · 4 sentences
- foreign language Mr. President Raman, I would like to congratulate you on your election.
- This greater representativeness of the UN and its bodies must also extend to language.
- Portuguese is the most widely spoken language in the Southern Hemisphere, with nearly 300 million speakers worldwide.
- It is a language of culture and business that, across four continents, unites the members of the community of Portuguese speaking countries, which celebrates this year its 30th anniversary and serves as a forum for dialogue and cooperation founded on a common history and a shared language.
Papua New Guinea · James Marape · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- Mr. President, Secretary-General, Excellencies, distinguished delegates, I bring to you greetings from Papua New Guinea, a nation of extraordinary diversity with more than 800 languages, and cultures, but united under one flag.
- We have more than 800 languages and many different cultures and traditions, yet for 51 years as an independent nation, we have remained together as one Papua New Guinea.
- People can speak different languages and still belong to one nation.
- Mr. President, in PNG we are many tribes, we are many languages, we are many churches, we are many cultures, but we are one nation.
Finland · Alexander Stubb · Day 1 · 3 sentences
Naoero · David Ranibok Adeang · Day 1 · 3 sentences
- That name carries the memory of our ancestors, our language and our identity.
- Because their history and language matter.
- In light of this year's theme, let me say this: there can be no genuine trust and no true transformation without respect for the identity, history, language and rights of every people to be treated as an equal and to speak for itself.
Iran (Islamic Republic of) · Masoud Pezeshkian · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- The language makes it unfortunately clear the type of world that we're living in today.
- A world without power is dangerous, but a world that only understands the language of war and bullism will not be safe.
- Iran must be understood by Mr. Trump and those who seek to bully us that we are ready for dialogue and diplomacy and negotiations without accepting the language of force.
Andorra · Xavier Espot Zamora · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- The digital revolution must not lead to cultural homogenization that condemns languages with fewer speakers to invisibility.
- The history of humanity cannot be understood without the extraordinary capacity of human beings to create communities, cooperate and build societies through intelligence and language, but also through empathy.
- We have come this far because We understood that intelligence allows us to organize ourselves, language enables us to communicate, and empathy teaches us to care for each other.
Bahamas (the) · Philip Edward Davis · Day 4 · 3 sentences
- Uncertainty is the language of those who have already decided.
- Once again, we hear the language of spheres of influence, of backyards and hemispheres.
- It means building artificial intelligence that understands our languages and our lives, and not only the lives of those in the wealthy North, dominating languages and dominating cultures.
Timor-Leste · José Ramos-Horta · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Guyana · Mohamed Irfaan Ali · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Israel · Benjamin Netanyahu · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Yemen · Abdullah Abdulkader Al Alimi-Bawzer · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Albania · Edi Rama · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Russian Federation · Sergey Lavrov · Day 5 · 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
Lithuania · Gitanas Nausėda · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Republic of Korea · Lee Jae Myung · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Switzerland · Guy Parmelin · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Seychelles · Mathew Antonio Patrick Herminie · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Czechia · Petr Pavel · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Libya · Mohamed Younis Menfi · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Ecuador · Daniel Roy-Gilchrist Noboa Azin · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Poland · Karol Nawrocki · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Slovakia · Peter Pellegrini · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Madagascar · Michaël Randrianirina · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Barbados · Mia Amor Mottley · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Slovenia · Janez Janša · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Egypt · Moustafa Kamal Madbouly · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Guatemala · Carlos Ramiro Martínez Alvarado · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Belize · John Briceño · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Republic of Moldova · Vasile Tofan · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Cambodia · Sokhonn Prak · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Iceland · Thorgerdur Katrín Gunnarsdóttir · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Vanuatu · Odo Tevi · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Sudan · · Day 6 · 1 sentence