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Download CSVUnited States of America · Donald Trump · Day 1 · 15 sentences
- Every leader in this room and your great leaders, many great leaders, I know all of you very well.
- Working with many nations in this room, we are solving decades of intractable challenges, and we are settling years of unfinished business.
- In two weeks, we will mark the third anniversary of the October 7th attack in Israel, where terrorists funded by Iran tortured, mutilated, and killed 1,200 very innocent civilians, including dozens of Americans and many babies -- babies, little, tiny, beautiful babies.
- This was the reality we had to confront, a reality that far too many preferred to ignore.
Chile · José Antonio Kast · Day 1 · 10 sentences
- For the vast swathes of the '90s and until the beginning of the 2000s, Chile was a success story and a model for many regions and nations.
- In the Latin American context, in which many nations were facing inflation crises and external debt, Chile distinguished itself because it continued to show fiscal responsibility, display high rates of growth and poverty reduction.
- Many South American nations have acceded to it so that we can coordinate to effectively combat transnational organized crime.
- There are many reasons that can explain how we got to where we are, but there's only one path that we need to follow for Chile to once again take off, spread its wings and fly.
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) · Rob Jetten · Day 3 · 10 sentences
- We see the unending human suffering in Gaza, Sudan, and so many other places in the world.
- for the immeasurable suffering inflicted on so many victims and families in this senseless war.
- And many others understand it too, with Russia threatening global food security and millions of people experiencing the consequences.
- And the same is true for many of your countries.
Poland · Karol Nawrocki · Day 2 · 8 sentences
- Despite many achievements, we must not forget that at the very root of its creation, lies a fundamental flaw, an original flaw, that continues to undermine the system's credibility to this day.
- Ladies and gentlemen, for many years, representatives of my country have been trying in this chamber and in the Security Council to point out that a situation in which a permanent member of the Council, Russia, attempts unsuccessfully but with ruthless persistence to conquer a neighboring state and destabilize the entire region is violation of the principles we all uphold as signatories to the Charter of the United Nations.
- Ladies and gentlemen, even if today we have reservations about the effectiveness of the Security Council, we respect the achievements of the United Nations in maintaining and building peace in many parts of the world.
- At the same time, we must be aware that sustainable economic development and international stability are not possible without addressing the structural challenges that affect many regions of the world today.
Finland · Alexander Stubb · Day 1 · 7 sentences
- And we've heard that in so many speeches here today.
- Many nations around the world have made remarkable advances in competence and know-how.
- In other words, too many nations now compete at the expense of basic rules, and that is why the world has slipped into disorder.
- The second remedy is about humanitarian principles, many of which have been mentioned in the speeches here today.
France · Emmanuel Macron · Day 1 · 7 sentences
- And many in the room today know better than anyone what a return of war to Europe could mean.
- How many times have we heard that people's sovereignty has value in Europe, but if we look at the Middle East, at Africa, it is less valuable.
- And a Black Sea moratorium, which would allow us to release grain shipments Addressing food security concerns, food security being so important for many emerging economies, for many developing nations.
- Many describe this rift, many talk about this rift between the north and the south.
Sri Lanka · Vijitha Herath · Day 6 · 7 sentences
- Mr. President, seminal changes are taking place across the world at a pace faster than many institutions are able to adapt or respond.
- My country has, on many occasions in the past, experienced the consequences of deficits in trust and breaches of the social contract.
- Mr. President, in addition to the consequences of natural calamity, Sri Lanka, like many other countries, is experiencing the severe impact of conflicts in West Asia and elsewhere.
- Mr. President, in March this year, amidst a highly volatile geopolitical landscape, Sri Lanka found a ship of a party to a conflict in distress close to our territorial waters with many sailors life in peril.
Secretary-General of the United Nations · António Guterres · Day 1 · 6 sentences
- And in many respects, that is the trajectory we are on today.
- Excellencies, These and so many other conflicts show what happens when power gets out of control, force outpaces diplomacy, military budgets soar, and accountability goes out the window.
- They are promised that technology will unlock new possibilities, yet many fear it will take away their livelihoods.
- And yet, so many throughout the developing world are being crushed by unsustainable debt, battered by disasters they did little to cause, and locked out of affordable finance.
Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Day 2 · 6 sentences
- After losing so many people, Russia managed to capture just over 1,000 square kilometers of our land this year.
- Many of you here Many of you here seen more than once how the abuse of the veto at the UN weakens the world and pushes peace further away.
- And along with different types of drones, we also produce a wide range of conventional weapons quickly at lower cost than in many other countries and tested in modern war.
- And he is someone who can influence Russia, too, more than many, many others can.
Serbia · Aleksandar Vučić · Day 2 · 6 sentences
- but I'm less certain about the extent to which we can manage a transformation that has in many respects already taken place.
- How many times over the past two days from this Rose Room Have you heard calls and appeals for observance of the principles of international public law, particularly when it comes to the conflict in Ukraine, while the majority of those same countries shamelessly and recklessly remain silent about the fact that they themselves participated in trampling the Charter and destroying the foundations of the international public law system?
- To many of you, this may sound like a distant past, but the wounds inflicted on international public law are becoming ever deeper and more severe.
- In addition, for four and a half years now, I have been listening to lectures how many in the West remain last beacon of democracy in the world, the protectors not of Ukraine, but of the rules and principles of international law.
Barbados · Mia Amor Mottley · Day 3 · 6 sentences
- Even though the science is clear enough for us to act, and many of the solutions are already known.
- So beneath our many crises lies yet another one.
- We know that many hands make light work.
- For many vulnerable countries, the problem is not simply the availability of capital, but whether we have the fiscal space to borrow and to invest on reasonable terms.
Lithuania · Gitanas Nausėda · Day 1 · 5 sentences
- How many people will be tortured, sexually assaulted, thrown into dark dungeons, never to see the sunlight again?
- How many children will be illegally separated from their parents and sent to Russia to suffer indoctrination?
- Naturally, Lithuania witnesses many dangers up close.
- It is also important to learn from the many lessons of history.
Timor-Leste · José Ramos-Horta · Day 2 · 5 sentences
- But then came the Palestinian Nakba, 1948, Over the following years, we read about the wars of partition, famine in South Asia, Korean War, onslaught in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, the infamous Khmer Rouge genocide, later the Bosnian genocide, Rwanda genocide, and so many other wars.
- Excellencies, we are gathering in this hall of nations, countries large and small, some insanely rich, too many shockingly poor, but all enjoying equal voting rights.
- Many of those promises remain unmet, raising concern that the phrase "never again" has lost meaning.
- Every time we let the suffering of people become background noise, we let ourselves forget how small the distance really is, how little separates your daughter, granddaughter, niece, from the girl in the refugee camp you saw on the news last night, how many children right now are learning that a world at war is normality.
Hungary · András Bálint Baka · Day 3 · 5 sentences
- Many countries represented here opened their doors to Hungarians who fled their country after the revolution.
- A lasting peace must give their families reasons to believe that their children can grow up without the fear that has marked so many lives.
- For many countries represented in this hall, food, Energy, education, health, and jobs are immediate concern.
- Many of the decisions we make now will shape the lives of people who are not yet born.
Israel · Benjamin Netanyahu · Day 3 · 5 sentences
- In defending itself, Israel is also defending many of the countries whose delegates just left this hall.
- In fact, I want you to know that many of their leaders even thank us privately for taking out Iran's nukes.
- The entire people of Israel, and many outside of Israel, are praying for Neria's life.
- Mr. Mamdani, since you were elected mayor of this city, many Jews no longer feel safe in New York.
Solomon Islands · Matthew Cooper Wale · Day 4 · 5 sentences
- a nation of nearly 1,000 islands stretching across as many miles of the blue Pacific.
- Mr. President, over the past year, the international community has faced many challenges.
- Like many Pacific Island countries, we are trapped in a relentless cycle of response, recovery, and rebuilding.
- King Solomon, among the wisest rulers of antiquity, wrote, "There are many devices in a man's heart; nevertheless, the counsel of the Lord shall stand."
Papua New Guinea · James Marape · Day 4 · 5 sentences
- At a time when our world has confronted war, displacement, poverty, inequality, climate change, and many other challenges, He has consistently called for peace, human dignity, international cooperation, and respect for the principles of United Nations.
- 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.
- 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.
- We have faced many challenges as a country growing.
Belarus · Maxim Ryzhenkov · Day 5 · 5 sentences
- If all those with great power had acted as Truman said, we would have avoided many wars and conflicts.
- Nevertheless, in the West, they are already beginning to ask questions about their many, they're now being held to account for centuries of colonial plunder for the destruction of cultures, traditions and identifies of enslaved peoples and for the slave trade, which claimed millions of lives.
- How many names remain on the world map that have erased millennia-old memory?
- It is therefore no surprise that many equate the work of our organization with its secretariat, which is dominated by representatives of Western countries.
Malaysia · Mohamad Haji Hasan · Day 5 · 5 sentences
- Mr. President, indeed, we are meeting at the most challenging time for the UN in many years.
- We know how many children, families, medics, aid workers and journalists have been slaughtered.
- Malaysia and many other member states have exhausted every effort in pursuit of justice for Gaza.
- They have heard overt threat over use nuclear weapons, and they are seeing their government choose not to regulate AI and the many ways it is being abused, but instead give it more power.
Spain · Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón · Day 2 · 4 sentences
- President, ladies and gentlemen, I come here to speak to you from this rostrum with but one goal, to defend what so many are trying to destroy.
- I regret to say that not many things have changed for the better, but for the worse.
- I've seen how they took off their masks and seized power in many places.
- And I've seen many governments do things right, opting for cooperation, social justice, and environmental sustainability.
Marshall Islands · Hilda Heine · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- As our survivors would say, and I quote, "This is a song that has been sung far too many times," unquote.
- It was in the same building that the UN Trusteeship Council sat in session and voted on Resolutions 1082 and 1493 in 1954 and 1956, respectively, to effectively authorize further nuclear testing over the demands of our local leaders and many citizens.
- giving many access to electricity for the first time.
- Those who have profited to the detriment of the many must pay.
Malta · Robert Abela · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- Nobody ever successfully renovated a house without the faith that however hard the work, however many setbacks faced along the way, the end result would be a real improvement on what went before.
- So, we need to show faith that however hard the work, however many setbacks faced along the way the end result of transforming this House this home of all the nations, will be a real step forward.
- That is the only way that we will manage to find paths to progress on the all too many, all too intractable conflicts blighting our world today.
- It is one that may not, as of yet, have appeared on many motivational bumper stickers, but it is one that must be our lodestar.
North Macedonia · Hristijan Mickoski · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- Today, trust in the international system is being jeopardized precisely because too many people have a justified sense that the rules do not apply equally.
- And without wishing to sound patronizing, if anyone wants to see an example of a country that has repeatedly given up something that naturally belongs to it as a fundamental right, something that many take for granted, all they need is to look at the recent history of my nation, a history marked by challenges, by security risks of regional proportions, by constant compromises and concessions made in the name of peace and cooperation and the higher goal of integration, often at the expense of most basic understanding of dignity and justice.
- And many may be greatest challenges of our time.
- This is equally important for Europe's credibility at a time when its geopolitical weight will increasingly depend on its ability to translate its commitments into the tangible political outcome and on its resolve to uphold the values it exposes and to remain steadfast in advancing them despite the many challenges it face.
Norway · Espen Barth Eide · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- Yet many Member States are struggling to keep pace and to participate.
- Together with so many like-minded countries, we will strengthen our resolve to defend and to further develop the ICC.
- And as we have done so many times before, we must maximize the positive benefits of emerging technologies while curbing its darker potentials.
- Democratic backsliding, polarization, and weakening of our democratic shields challenges many of our past achievements.
Sweden · Maria Malmer Stenergard · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- There at the bank, she met many women with little to no experience with finances and who were left vulnerable when circumstances changed.
- She wrote in her diary about some of the women she met, many of whom were recently widowed.
- During her life, she witnessed extraordinary progress, but two generations later, far too many women are still entirely economically dependent on men.
- In Ukraine, Sudan, Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Myanmar, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and many other conflict zones, millions are suffering.
Benin · Marc Hermanne Gninadoou Araba · Day 6 · 4 sentences
- At a time when the temptation to withdraw to turn inwards is strong, when many are saying that in the face of crises, We must do so.
- worsening inequality, debt levels which are reducing the room for maneuver available to many states, as well as climate upheaval, which is hitting the most vulnerable the hardest.
- Never has humanity had so many different means to shape its fate.
- Many developing countries are facing a particularly difficult equation.
Luxembourg · Guillaume of Luxembourg · Day 1 · 3 sentences
Suriname · Jennifer Geerlings-Simons · Day 1 · 3 sentences
- Suriname is firmly committed to the upholding of international law As we depend on a rule-based international order, without which, like many other vulnerable nations, we simply cannot exist as sovereign countries.
- Mr. President, as mentioned before, the international community is experiencing profound uncertainty, including energy and food security crisis, leading to intensified displacement of many people globally.
- Many capable candidates, including women leaders, who have taken up the challenge have been put forth.
Viet Nam · To Lam · Day 1 · 3 sentences
- Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, the world is undergoing profound shift in the international order with many risks and uncertainties.
- Supply chain disruptions and economic instability are narrowing development opportunities for many countries.
- Climate change, natural disasters, pandemics, and emerging technological risk continue to pose direct threats to the lives of the people and their livelihoods, and to the development and stability of many nations.
Bhutan · Tshering Tobgay · Day 1 · 3 sentences
- So too many of them leave home to find opportunity elsewhere.
- So GMC begins with what many new cities spent decades trying to acquire.
- GMC begins with many of them already in place: His Majesty's leadership, an entire country fully committed, land and clean energy, full autonomy, trusted laws and institutions, access to vast and growing markets.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland · Andy Burnham · Day 1 · 3 sentences
Syrian Arab Republic · Ahmad Al-Sharaa · Day 2 · 3 sentences
Argentina · Javier Gerardo Milei · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- That happens in many countries, including Argentina, which boasted of being the World Health Organization's star pupil And that is why we decided to leave the World Health Organization.
- 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.
- Where many see a threat, we see a new frontier.
Central African Republic · Faustin Archange Touadera · Day 2 · 3 sentences
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez · Day 2 · 3 sentences
Somalia · Hassan Sheikh Mohamud · Day 3 · 3 sentences
- Yet today, many of the ideals and values we once collectively defended are being questioned and challenged.
- Given that many of the discussions directly concern African states, they have the right to full representation on equal par with all other permanent Security Council members.
- Some progress has been made, and we recognize the dedication of the many United Nations personnel working under difficult conditions around the world.
Colombia · José Manuel Restrepo · Day 3 · 3 sentences
- The earthquake claimed the lives of many of our fellow Colombians and destroyed thousands of homes, buildings and much infrastructure, but it also reminded us once again of something that Colombians are very familiar with.
- Are we dedicating too many resources, too much energy to administering procedures and or too little to resolving problems?
- And in this, just as in so many other areas, the United Nations still has some room for improvement.
Côte d’Ivoire · Tiémoko Meyliet Koné · Day 3 · 3 sentences
- And to lend its full support for the many mediation efforts undertaken by the United Nations, the African Union, and relevant regional organizations.
- As the 2030 deadline approaches, progress towards achieving the sustainable development goals remains insufficient, while financing needs remain considerable in many developing countries.
- Artificial intelligence and the digital revolution are opening up considering opportunities in many areas of our contemporary world.
Thailand · Anutin Charnvirakul · Day 3 · 3 sentences
Australia · Anthony Albanese · Day 3 · 3 sentences
- There are so many issues to confront, urgently and cooperatively.
- Already, more than 20 countries are bringing in or have brought in age restrictions on social media, and with the European community taking action, there are many more to come.
- It was motivated by the determination to try and end a cycle of violence that has stolen too many innocent lives.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Godwin Friday · Day 4 · 3 sentences
- As we have heard from many speakers in this chamber, trust in the multilateral system is broken.
- And Mr. President, I must tell you, I was moved by the hopeful vision, the fiery passion, the boundless generosity and caring of many of the speakers.
- In July 2024 Hurricane Barrel struck Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and demonstrated once again how a few hours of extreme weather can destroy lives, homes, livelihoods, and infrastructure built over many years.
Samoa · Mulipola Anarosa Ale Molioo · Day 4 · 3 sentences
Singapore · Vivian Balakrishnan · Day 5 · 3 sentences
- For many in this hall, access to markets and technology are absolutely essential for our development.
- Artificial intelligence, which we've heard so many times from the podium this week, is arguably the most urgent frontier.
- And we should build on the many ongoing discussions in different formats and groupings.
India · Subrahmanyam Jaishankar · Day 5 · 3 sentences
Canada · Anita Anand · Day 5 · 3 sentences
- As an energy superpower, we are providing energy supplies to many of our partners around the world while supporting the transition to a more environmentally sustainable future.
- The Arctic is a region of growing competition, and for many Canadians, it is simply home.
- We commend the many countries who proposed their assistance to the gang suppression force, in particular the United States.
Vanuatu · Odo Tevi · Day 6 · 3 sentences
- I bring with me the voice of a nation of more than 80 islands, of many indigenous communities and languages, and a nation whose identity has been shaped by the ocean, by custom, by faith, by resilience, and above all, by commitment to peace.
- And climate change is transforming the physical environment in which many of our societies exist.
- And yes, in many respects, we are dependent on the international system, but dependence must not be confused with powerlessness.
Türkiye · Recep Tayyip Erdoğan · Day 1 · 2 sentences
Naoero · David Ranibok Adeang · Day 1 · 2 sentences
Japan · Takaichi Sanae · Day 1 · 2 sentences
Belgium · Maxime Prévot · Day 1 · 2 sentences
- In the state of Palestine, in Sudan, Myanmar, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti, and so many other places, scared by war or armed violence, the circumstances differ, but no human life is worth less than another.
- For many small island states, Rising sea levels affect the land on which the citizens live, the economy, some cases, the culture, and the very ability to remain where the families have lived for generations.
Burundi · Évariste Ndayishimiye · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Paraguay · Santiago Peña Palacios · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Estonia · Alar Karis · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- For example, humanitarian sector, alongside stronger data harmonization, could move towards a shared interoperability model that allows many systems to coexist while quickly and safely exchanging data.
- For me, this role means both trust and responsibility to help ensure that AI serves people, that its use is secure and reliable, and that its benefits reach as many countries and communities as possible.
Palau · Surangel Whipps · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Ecuador · Daniel Roy-Gilchrist Noboa Azin · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Panama · José Raúl Mulino Quintero · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- This was all achieved over many years without any imposition.
- And Panama was in the final stages of completing the sovereign canal of our country and the ambassador Dr. Cesar Cuellar here at the United Nations, he was here and then what happened, well there was a very frank and short response, support us in international public law and here we are today, many years later, here we are again talking about the same thing.
Slovakia · Peter Pellegrini · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Kenya · William Samoei Ruto · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Madagascar · Michaël Randrianirina · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Ghana · John Dramani Mahama · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Bolivia (Plurinational State of) · Rodrigo Paz Pereira · Day 3 · 2 sentences
- For many nations, that might not be much, but for Bolivia, it is a record, a milestone, a challenge, and a process of construction to build, strengthen our democracy, and to strengthen our productive model within the country.
- We make up 60% of the water that the Amazon receives comes from Bolivia, one of the greatest cultural wealths of the continent and the world, and not just from one culture, many cultures within a single nation.
Yemen · Abdullah Abdulkader Al Alimi-Bawzer · Day 3 · 2 sentences
- Rather, we ask how many more children must be deprived of their future before the world stands resolutely with the Yemeni people and their struggle to restore their state and their stability.
- Ladies and gentlemen, this coup could not have persisted for so many years, nor could its threat have expanded from Yemen to neighboring states and international waterways without the military support expertise, and technology provided to the Houthi militias by the rogue Iranian regime.
Bangladesh · Tarique Rahman · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Greece · Kyriakos Mitsotakis · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Nepal · Balendra Shah · Day 3 · 2 sentences
- Four weeks ago, the world saw shocking images of catastrophic floods that swept away Nepal's mountain communities with ferocity many have called mountain tsunami or Himalayan tsunami.
- The new majority government in Nepal, elected through The fairest and most peaceful elections in our history this March has had to weather many international adversities since.
Pakistan · Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Liechtenstein · Sabine Monauni · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Guinea-Bissau · Ilídio Vieira Té · Day 4 · 2 sentences
- It's a particular pleasure for me to express our appreciation to the Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Antonio Guterres, for his tireless commitment to the defense of peace and to the search for solutions to the many challenges facing humanity.
- Many of these commitments, however, remain unfulfilled.
Mauritius · Dhananjay Ramful · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Republic of Moldova · Vasile Tofan · Day 5 · 2 sentences
Philippines · Ma. Theresa Lazaro · Day 5 · 2 sentences
Russian Federation · Sergey Lavrov · Day 5 · 2 sentences
- Mr. President, Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, over the last few days, Over the last week, from the rostrum and in the corridors of the General Assembly, the following idea was heard many times: There are tectonic shifts underway in global politics.
- This is a stark example which requires the attention of the international community, but there are many other issues as well.
Germany · Johann Wadephul · Day 5 · 2 sentences
Tajikistan · Sirojiddin Muhriddin · Day 5 · 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.
- The ambitions of our development at the Republic of the Congo and many other African countries are impeded by the burden of debt, inequalities in the international financial system, and the consequences of climate change.
New Zealand · Victoria Louise Hallum · Day 6 · 2 sentences
- Rising sea levels continue to threaten the viability of many communities and pose a threat to low-lying island states.
- Societies in which citizens can enjoy their universal human rights have a better chance of avoiding the descent into conflict that tragically impacts so many across the world today.
President of the General Assembly (closing) · Dr. Khalilur Rahman · Day 6 · 2 sentences
President of the General Assembly (opening) · Dr. Khalilur Rahman · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Kyrgyzstan · Sadyr Zhaparov · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Qatar · Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Republic of Korea · Lee Jae Myung · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Dominica · Sylvanie Burton · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Switzerland · Guy Parmelin · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Croatia · Andrej Plenković · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Czechia · Petr Pavel · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Dominican Republic · Luis Rodolfo Abinader Corona · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Botswana · Duma Gideon Boko · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Mozambique · Daniel Francisco Chapo · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Eswatini · King Mswati III · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Honduras · Nasry Juan Asfura Zablah · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Uganda · Jessica Rose Epel Alupo · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Andorra · Xavier Espot Zamora · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Italy · Antonio Tajani · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Uzbekistan · Saida Mirziyoyeva · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Guyana · Mohamed Irfaan Ali · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Comoros · Azali Assoumani · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Senegal · Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Fiji · Ratu Naiqama Tawakecolati Lalabalavu · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Nigeria · Kashim Shettima · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Slovenia · Janez Janša · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Ireland · Micheál Martin · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Kiribati · Taneti Maamau · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Monaco · Christophe Mirmand · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Tuvalu · Feleti Teo · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Saint Lucia · Philip J. Pierre · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Niger · Lamine Zeine Ali Mahaman · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Haiti · Alix Didier Fils-Aimé · Day 4 · 1 sentence
China · Han Zheng · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Micronesia (Federated States of) · Aren Palik · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Holy See · Cardinal Pietro Parolin · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Cambodia · Sokhonn Prak · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Cuba · Bruno Eduardo Rodríguez Parrilla · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Brunei Darussalam · Prince 'Abdul Mateen · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Saudi Arabia · Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Nicaragua · Valdrack Ludwing Jaentschke Whitaker · Day 5 · 1 sentence
San Marino · Luca Beccari · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Djibouti · Abdoulkader Houssein Omar · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Indonesia · Sugiono · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Cameroon · Lejeune Mbella Mbella · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Mali · Abdoulaye Diop · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Algeria · Ahmed Attaf · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Malawi · George Chapatula Chaponda · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea · Kim Son Gyong · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Antigua and Barbuda · Walton Alfonso Webson · Day 6 · 1 sentence
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