Development
Energy at UNGA 81
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Speeches that raised energy
Bolivia (Plurinational State of) · Day 3Rodrigo Paz PereiraIt was part of a political and ideological line which was being built upon by another leader who brought a coca leaf here And he turned a traditional leaf into a historic leaf, a leaf that is part of our culture.
He turned it into a betrayal so that construction and development and the vision of a the development of a nation would be betrayed.
Today, the Bolivian economy in 2026 had inflation of more than 20%.
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Dominica · Day 1Sylvanie BurtonIt must have resilient energy systems, and it must have resilient food systems.
Above all, A resilient nation must have people who possess the skills and confidence to withstand shocks and move forward.
That is the Dominica that we are building.
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Secretary-General of the United Nations · Day 1António GuterresIn Ukraine, Russia's full-scale invasion has subjected a sovereign country to a brutal war in blatant violation of the Charter.
Civilians continue to be killed far from the front lines.
mainly in Ukraine, but also more recently in parts of Russia.
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Japan · Day 1Takaichi SanaeThere, I appealed that it is essential for countries to acquire the capabilities to freely determine their own futures and resilience across economic, social, and security domains.
Japan places particular emphasis on following three pillars that embody this idea.
First, Japan is engaged in strengthening the resilience of supply chains for energy and critical minerals.
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Argentina · Day 2Javier Gerardo Milei50 years on, the situation has not changed, yet unilateral modifications continue.
Today, the Sea Lion project is moving towards oil extraction on the Argentine continental shelf in the North Malvinas Basin under British licenses that Argentina rejects as illegal and illegitimate.
Any such activity not authorized by the Argentine Republic in this regard constitutes an unlawful act under both international law, including the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and Argentine domestic law.
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Ukraine · Day 2Volodymyr ZelenskyyThank you so much.
Ladies and gentlemen, this morning on my way to New York, somewhere in the sky over the big and beautiful Atlantic Ocean, I read President Trump's post on truce Social.
The President wrote that Russia has lost control of its diesel oil industry due to its war with Ukraine.
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Portugal · Day 3Luís MontenegroAnd in the face of the new challenge posed by artificial intelligence, we must find together the right balance between innovation and regulation.
One that allows us to harness its potential for the benefit of humanity, while preventing it from distorting our very essence, excellencies.
The energy crisis and the rising fuel prices we are facing due to international conflicts are affecting all our peoples.
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Marshall Islands · Day 4Hilda HeineOur focus now must be on preventing or minimizing the overshoot.
shortening the time we spend above 1.5, and doing everything possible to fight our way back.
As we gather in Tuvalu, Fiji, and Turkey for this year's climate pre-COP and COP, our response to the threat of overshoot must be overwhelming.
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Chile · Day 1José Antonio KastFor example, we are a pioneer in the energy transition.
Chile possesses around a quarter of global lithium reserves, and we are the largest producer of copper on the planet.
Chile has a lot of sunlight, the heat of the sun, a long Pacific coast, lakes.
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Azerbaijan · Day 4Jeyhun Aziz oglu BayramovAzerbaijan provides strategically important oil products to Armenia on a regular basis, despite increased volatility in markets and growing international demand for these commodities.
As we proceed with the peace agenda initiated by Azerbaijan, our entire region is now turning into a promising anchor of stability, connectivity, and tangible economic dividends.
To make this process irreversible, it is of crucial importance to eliminate the remaining obstacle which will allow finalization of the normalization process through the signing of the already initialed bilateral agreement.
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Saudi Arabia · Day 5Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al SaudThe stability of this vital region is directly linked to global energy security, the steadiness of international trade, and the resilience of global supply chains.
Mr. President, safeguarding international navigation and the resilience of global supply chains is a shared responsibility that requires serious international cooperation to prevent risks that could affect the global economy.
In this regard, the Kingdom stresses the importance of ensuring freedom of navigation in all international waterways, foremost among them the Strait of Hormuz, the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden.
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United States of America · Day 1Donald TrumpOur military is the most powerful on Earth.
Our technology is second to none, and we are leading in virtually everything.
Our energy is fueling the planet.
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Suriname · Day 1Jennifer Geerlings-SimonsChildren are living through unimaginable horrors.
The United Nations has not been able to prevent this or to end the continuation.
And we have to ponder on that.
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Palau · Day 2Surangel WhippsProtecting our future requires expanding prevention, enhancing cessation support, and enacting strong policies to diminish the appeal and affordability of these harmful products.
No country should have to choose between health of its children and the commercial interest of an industry that is built on addiction.
We call for stronger international cooperation to protect young people from nicotine dependence and to put public health before profit.
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Honduras · Day 2Nasry Juan Asfura ZablahToday, the global economy is facing an energy crisis resulting from the high prices of oil.
That crisis is having a direct impact on our people.
This is the only forum in which the voice of a country of 11 million inhabitants is heard.
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Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · Day 2Delcy Eloína Rodríguez GómezFive, international stability means that we must resolve our three-pronged energy like dilemma.
We must at the same time guarantee security of supply, affordable prices, and environmental sustainability.
We must champion timelines for decarbonization.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo · Day 2Judith Suminwa TulukaThe energy transition, the electrification of transport, energy storage, as well as the expansion of digital and AI infrastructure are accelerating demand for copper, cobalt, lithium, nickel, and other critical minerals.
As the largest global producer of cobalt and a major copper producing power, the DRC is at the heart of this transformation.
Congolese cobalt is already being used in batteries, power grids, digital equipment, and technologies that are crucial for the decarbonization of the global economy.
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Iraq · Day 4Ali Falih Al-ZaidiOn this basis, we have developed the appropriate roadmap to support the private sector, provide the necessary legal, tax, and customs facilities and guarantees for the growth of business and foreign trade, and build effective partnerships with the global market to accelerate achieving sustainable development.
In the field of global energy, Iraq's influence is prominent as our government is adopting an ambitious program to increase the production of crude oil, in a manner consistent with the size of our proven reserves.
Our government is also working to develop gas fields and expand refining capacities and our capacities to produce derivatives.
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North Macedonia · Day 4Hristijan MickoskiMr. President, Mr. Secretary General, Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, a child who will sit at a school desk for the first time this autumn will, in 2040, be a young person just entering adulthood.
We do not know exactly what the world in which that young person will live will look like, but we already know that it will be different from our own.
Artificial intelligence will transform professions, industries, and the ways in which decisions are made.
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Niger · Day 4Lamine Zeine Ali MahamanIn a covetousness.
For the significant resources that God has placed in our land.
Niger's uranium, Mali and Burkina Faso's gold, lithium, gas, oil.
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Republic of Moldova · Day 5Vasile TofanGovernments change peacefully at the ballot box.
And when our democracy was threatened, Moldovans have defended it through elections and civic action.
We also reduced Russia's economic leverage on us.
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Sao Tome and Principe · Day 5Ilza Maria dos Santos Amado VazThe limited institutional capacity of vulnerable countries must not become an obstacle to accessing the very instruments created to support them.
In the case of Saint Thomas and Principe, this issue is particularly relevant following our graduation to middle income country status, which was an important milestone and a recognition of the progress achieved in human development.
It nonetheless requires appropriate transition measures capable of consolidating these gains and shielding the country from external shocks.
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Vanuatu · Day 6Odo TeviFor us, security also means food security, energy security, water security, health security, economic security, cybersecurity, environmental security, and the security of our people from the impacts of climate change.
A rise in food and energy prices, as recently experienced by Middle East conflict is a security issue.
It is about whether a child in Tanna can attend school, whether a farmer in Malekula can bring a produce to market, whether a family in Toba has access to reliable electricity, whether a community in Penama can recover quickly after a natural disaster.
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Brazil · Day 1Luiz Inácio Lula Da SilvaIts effects will hit the most vulnerable the hardest.
Brazil has been demonstrating that it is possible to combine economic growth with reduced emissions.
We have achieved our self-sufficiency in oil and will continue to explore the potential of new reserves, such as those in the equatorial margin.
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France · Day 1Emmanuel MacronThis should not be used for blackmail.
It's a cardinal principle of international law, and it is in the interests of all of us for vessels to be able to transit through the strait securely so, and for the energy interests of all of our countries to be secured.
The reopening of the Hormuz Strait is a priority.
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Sierra Leone · Day 1Julius Maada BioSierra Leone stands with Africa, the Caribbean, and the wider African diaspora in advancing this cause, not to remain captive to the past, but to build a more just and equitable future.
Mr. President, the same principle of fairness applies to Africa's critical minerals.
Critical minerals are indispensable to the global energy transition.
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Bhutan · Day 1Tshering TobgayBhutan is expanding its renewable energy capacity towards 25 gigawatts by 2040.
That electricity will power GMC and the industries of the future.
advanced manufacturing, scientific research, artificial intelligence and data centers, clean renewable power.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland · Day 1Andy BurnhamPeople told me about the freezing conditions in the stations last winter, when temperatures dropped below minus 20 degrees outside.
Meanwhile, Russia was targeting their energy infrastructure, trying to make them suffer even more.
We can't let them do that again this winter.
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Croatia · Day 1Andrej PlenkovićWar disrupts food and energy supplies, while insecurity from the Strait of Hormuz to the Black Sea affects shipping, prices and livelihoods across continents.
This is why, as a government, we are dealing with the consequences of energy price pressures by passing degrees to protect Croatian citizens and economy from energy shocks created far away from our shores.
As distant as they may seem, these shocks are real, as they ripple into domestic inflationary pressures, affecting everything from wages and pensions to food prices and basic services.
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Romania · Day 2Nicuşor-Daniel DanMoreover, Romania is strengthening Europe's resilience.
We are developing significant reserves of natural gas, critical minerals and other strategic resources, essential for securing supply chains, and reducing dependence on unpredictable energy sources.
Next year, we will begin extracting, exploiting 100 billion cubic meters of natural gas in the Black Sea.
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Iran (Islamic Republic of) · Day 2Masoud PezeshkianAnd this has made it so that the path that we have chosen for ourselves requires power to defend ourselves.
We do not seek power in order to attack or commit aggression.
We seek energy for progress, not to threaten societies with weapons.
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Poland · Day 2Karol NawrockiIt is one of the most promising areas for economic development in the world.
The foundation of this dynamism is cooperation, including in the areas of infrastructure and energy, strengthening transportation links, developing north-south corridors, and investing in security and diversification of energy sources.
All of this is translating directly to building the resilience of our economies.
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Kenya · Day 2William Samoei RutoCocoa producing nations are moving from bean to brand.
Cotton producers are building garment value chains.
And Africa has made its position clear.
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Madagascar · Day 3Michaël Randrianirinawe must be concerned that the multilateral system is struggling to contain escalating tensions fueled by geopolitical rivalries.
These crises, now affecting different regions of the planet, have consequences for our states.
They directly impact our economies and the daily lives of our populations through disruptions in energy supply chains, and difficulties in the delivery of essential goods.
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Barbados · Day 3Mia Amor MottleyThe proposed action agenda places methane reduction at the center of climate implementation.
And we welcome that focus.
It is true that carbon dioxide must remain central to the global energy transition.
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Bangladesh · Day 3Tarique RahmanEnergy security concerns, disruptions to global energy supply systems, and rising inflation are worsening the economic situation.
We believe that every conflict should be resolved through dialogue, diplomatic processes, and mutual cooperation.
Equality, fairness, protection of mutual interests, and respect and dignity among disputing states should form the basis of bilateral and multilateral relations.
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Netherlands (Kingdom of the) · Day 3Rob JettenAnd fortunately, we are making progress.
Last year, the electrical vehicle market grew by 20%, wind power capacity grew by 14%, and solar power by more than 30%.
And this growth in renewable energy has exceeded even the most optimistic projections from 10 years ago.
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Greece · Day 3Kyriakos MitsotakisAnd as we prepare to assume the presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second-half of 2027, we will work for a Europe that is more competitive, more secure, more capable of defending itself, and more effective in protecting its external borders.
Another lesson, however, is becoming increasingly clear.
Connectivity is the tangible face of geopolitics.
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Nepal · Day 3Balendra ShahRemarkable for at least developed country, Nepal is already paying a global role exceeding its ecological share.
We have restored forest, cover nearly half of our territory.
We are installing hydropower at a pace enough to power all clean energy needs and displace dirty sources abroad.
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Lesotho · Day 4Samuel Ntsokoane MatekaneTo cope with these climate-related challenges, we call upon developed countries to honor their commitments by providing new, adequate, predictable, and accessible climate finance.
Further, we urge developed countries to transfer environmentally sound technology and to strengthen capacity of developing countries to effectively mitigate and adapt to the adverse effects of climate change.
Climate justice demands nothing less.
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Tuvalu · Day 4Feleti TeoTuvalu acknowledges the efforts of the international community to address the climate crisis, but the pace and scale of global actions remain insufficient.
With a temporary overshoot of the 1.5 degree Celsius target now inevitable, a fast, fair, just and orderly transition away from fossil fuel is even more urgent and require serious attention.
Although the science may be clear that methane mitigation is the only scalable near-term solution capable of rapidly slowing global temperature rise and buying time for long-term CO2 decarbonization strategies to take effect, Tuvalu will insist that CO2 mitigation must also remain a top priority, and that both methane mitigation and CO2 mitigation should be vigorously pursued simultaneously.
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Solomon Islands · Day 4Matthew Cooper WaleAnd we are pursuing constitutional amendments to strengthen and stabilize our democracy.
This is the agenda by which our people will judge my government.
Mr. President, over the past year, the international community has faced many challenges.
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Tonga · Day 4Lord FakafanuaClimate inaction is not an option.
Tonga is accelerating its transition away from fossil fuels and expanding renewable energy, and we encourage the shift to electric vehicles.
For us, decarbonizing also means greater energy security and protection from global fuel price shocks.
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Samoa · Day 4Mulipola Anarosa Ale MoliooSamoa supports the incorporation of states contingent clauses in debt instruments, allowing for suspension during crisis.
Excellencies, energy is both a driver and accelerator for Samoa's sustainable development ambition.
Energy security has become a defining issue for many small island nations.
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Saint Kitts and Nevis · Day 4Geoffrey HanleyThis is transformation.
On the island of Nevis, we are advancing a 30 megawatt geothermal power development with drilling expected by early 2027 and Icelandic drillers contracted to begin the process.
In Saint Kitts, Plans for a 50 megawatt solar PV and battery storage project are well advanced.
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Micronesia (Federated States of) · Day 5Aren PalikAnd further, we must keep the 1.5 degrees Celsius goal and sustain methane reduction.
This is not a substitute for long-term decarbonization, but can slow near-term warming, protect vulnerability, vulnerable communities and oceans, and preserve critical time for those on the front lines of the climate crisis.
Micronesia endorses the proposed fossil fuel nonproliferation treaty.
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Belize · Day 5John BriceñoThey are beliefs that work, families with greater purchasing power, and a government with room to invest in the future.
Vamos bien.
We are doing well, but we have further to go.
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Canada · Day 5Anita AnandA policy of values-based realism.
Understanding the world as it is, we will make the right choices for Canadians while being guided by our values.
We will diversify our ties.
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Turkmenistan · Day 6Vepa HajiyevIn pursuance of the General Assembly resolution entitled Key Role of Reliable and Stable Energy Connectivity in Ensuring Sustainable Development, Turkmenistan will continue consultations in preparation for the High-Level Forum on Sustainable Energy for All.
We view the forum as an effective platform for developing practical approaches to ensuring a reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy supply.
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Benin · Day 6Marc Hermanne Gninadoou ArabaThey must accelerate their development and at the same time fund their energy transition as well as adapt to climate change, on top of investing in health, education, the digital sphere, and meeting growing social needs.
We also want for the energy transition to be an opportunity to industrialize, to create jobs and bolster access to energy.
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President of the General Assembly (opening) · Day 1Dr. Khalilur RahmanBecause where we have done so, the results are clear.
Over the past decade, nearly 1 billion people have gained access to safely managed drinking water.
Electricity now reaches 92% of world's population, very close to universality.
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Türkiye · Day 1Recep Tayyip Erdoğanin spite of all forms of internal and external provocations.
We'll continue to stand by the brotherly Syrian people on this journey.
In Iraq, another neighboring country, we fully support efforts to strengthen state authority and consolidate stability.
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Republic of Korea · Day 1Lee Jae MyungWe are ready to share our experience and best practices with the international community.
Co-hosting the fourth UN Ocean Conference with Chile in 2028, reflects our commitment to leading discussions on the sustainable development of our oceans.
Third, the Coalition for Global Energy Supply Chains.
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Viet Nam · Day 1To LamThe multilateral trading system must be strengthened in an open, equitable, and transparent manner, ensuring development opportunities for all countries.
Climate action must be accorded its rightful place in development cooperation, particularly via adaptation finance, technology transfer and a just energy transition.
Development must be people-centered and leave no one behind.
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United Republic of Tanzania · Day 1Deogratius NdejembiSome of these measures include implementation of the national renewable strategy that comprises of a 2, 115 megawatt Julius Nyerere hydro power project of 650 megawatts of solar and wind power projects.
130 megawatts of geothermal power projects and the National Clean Cooking Strategy which aims to ensure that 80% of households adopt clean working by the year 2034.
In our efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels, we have also opted for the electric railway to link the port of Dar es Salaam to neighbouring countries of Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Belgium · Day 1Maxime PrévotBeneath those same oceans run other vital routes.
The cables that connect the continents and carry much of our digital communications and energy.
Here too, our interdependence is plain to see.
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Paraguay · Day 2Santiago Peña PalaciosParaguay has reduced poverty to levels never seen before.
In less than 20 years, we have brought the poverty rate down from 58% to 16%, faster than any other country in the region.
Because people matter to us.
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Estonia · Day 2Alar KarisEstonia, for example, is contributing its share.
We have reduced our emissions by 66% over the past 35 years while transforming our energy system.
Yes, the world is on fire.
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Ethiopia · Day 2Taye Atske-Selassie AmdeSince the launch of the Green Legacy Initiative in 2019, we were able to plant 56 billion trees, which is not only expanding our forest coverage, but significantly restoring our ecosystem.
At this stage, this initiative is expected to sequestering approximately 1.2 2 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide annually.
As one of the powerhouse of clean energy with a total potential of 60,000 megawatts, Ethiopia targets to generate 13,000 megawatts by 2030, aiming also to scale up our energy supply across East African power pool and beyond.
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Eswatini · Day 2King Mswati IIIThey divert resources that are urgently needed for development into military expenditure.
They also drive up energy and transportation costs, disrupt global supply chains, and exacerbate the rising cost of living felt by people everywhere.
Peace remains the indispensable foundation upon which all development is built.
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Uzbekistan · Day 2Saida MirziyoyevaWe are introducing modern water-saving technologies.
We aim to increase the share of renewable energy to 54% by 2030.
We do not want the Aral Sea to remain merely a symbol of environmental tragedy.
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Zimbabwe · Day 3Emmerson Dambudzo MnangagwaAs droughts, floods, and declining threaten water, food and energy security, developed countries are called upon to honour their climate finance commitments in line with common but differentiated responsibilities.
Mr. President, Zimbabwe welcomes the recommendations of the Secretary-General's Panel on the Critical Energy Transition Minerals and the country support mechanism.
Critical minerals must become a foundation for inclusive development with value addition and a beneficiation at source, along with development of regional value chains being highly prioritized.
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Ghana · Day 3John Dramani MahamaAfrica seeks equal partnership that is anchored That is anchored in mutual respect.
Our continent possesses the world's youngest population, vast arable lands, unparalleled cultural vitality, and the critical minerals required to drive the global green energy transition.
But, Mr. Speaker, let me warn, Africa will not remain a passive arena for a new scramble for resources.
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Gambia (Republic of The) · Day 3Mohammed JallowThis is the democratic party government remains committed to pursuing.
A part in which institutions are strengthened, citizens are heard, differences are resolved peacefully, and democratic gains are consolidated for future generations.
Mister President, on development, the government's recovery focused national development plan provides a framework for accelerating our social enemy transformation.
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Colombia · Day 3José Manuel RestrepoIt's a country with access to two oceans, productive land, energy resources, enormous biodiversity, an excellent geographical position, and a government that champions private enterprise.
But above all, look at our people.
Colombia does not want to watch the technological transformation of our time from the sidelines.
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Israel · Day 3Benjamin NetanyahuAnd I ask them, what will this future, what will this behavior, what will the world hold for you?
The brotherhood of democracies or the Muslim brotherhood?
How long will it take for you to see that these fanatic jihadists are choking your waterways, your energy supply, your economic lifeline?
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Nigeria · Day 3Kashim ShettimaNigeria remains committed to the Paris Agreement and an equitable energy transition.
that reflects historical responsibility and capacity while protecting people's right to development.
Under our energy transition plan, we are working towards net zero emissions by 2060 while expanding access to affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy.
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Yemen · Day 3Abdullah Abdulkader Al Alimi-BawzerProtecting this strategic waterway is a shared regional and international responsibility which Yemen cannot shoulder alone.
It is the responsibility of every economy that depends on secure supply chains, energy security, and freedom of navigation.
In this regard, we commend the initiative of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to establish a multinational maritime defense coalition.
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Armenia · Day 3Nikol PashinyanAll this opens up another crucial opportunity for international logistics because the restoration of the railway connection between Armenia and the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of the Republic of Azerbaijan restores the railway connection also between the Persian Gulf and the Black Sea.
This is an important nuance because it shows why and how the implementation of the TRIP project promises great benefits to all countries in our region.
And these potential benefits can thus become a cornerstone of long-term stability and peace, especially between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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South Africa · Day 3Ronald Ozzy Lamolaour prosperity, and our hard-won development gains.
In the last year, 2 million people in the Southern African Development Community suffered the combined and debilitating impact of floods, cyclones, wildfires, and disease outbreaks.
Our responses are severely constrained by a climate finance architecture stacked against developing nations.
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Kiribati · Day 4Taneti Maamauto continue building a wealthy, healthy, and peaceful Kiribati, where our people can live with dignity, in peace, and with opportunities.
Renewable energy is increasingly important to Kiribati's development and energy access.
We therefore see greater investment in renewable energy as an important opportunity.
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Maldives · Day 4Hussain Mohamed LatheefWe are pursuing that goal by raising productivity, diversifying our economy, building resilient infrastructure, expanding renewable energy, and investing in our people.
Our future will be built by Maldivians.
But the international system can widen or narrow our choices.
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Bahrain · Day 4Abdullatif bin Rashid Al ZayaniWe welcome the establishment of the Multinational Maritime Defence Alliance led by the brotherly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The Kingdom is proud to participate in the alliance as a founding member in support of efforts to safeguard international trade routes and global energy supplies in accordance with international law.
As efforts continue in the Security Council, this General Assembly has an equally important role to play as the forum in which all States stand equal.
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Mexico · Day 4Roberto Velasco ÁlvarezThis effort continues with a national social policy.
In 2026, the well-being programs of our countries reached 42.8 million people.
In addition to this, we have sustained investment in infrastructure, healthcare, trains, highways, schools, and water infrastructure.
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Singapore · Day 5Vivian BalakrishnanBeyond the legal and political implications, the economic impact is also very stark.
The Strait of Hormuz carried around a fifth of the world's oil supplies, as well as critical supplies for other industries everywhere.
Its disruption has meant higher energy prices for all of us, broken, disrupted supply chains, and stranded seafarers.
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Djibouti · Day 5Abdoulkader Houssein OmarThis ambition can be seen just as recently as this week with the launch of construction work on modern petroleum product storage facilities and transport infrastructure, including oil and gas pipelines in Djibouti, linking Djibouti and Ethiopia.
These projects illustrate our ambition to achieve energy sovereignty and security, regional integration and economic transformation.
But above all, growth should translate into jobs, social progress and opportunities, particularly for women and young people.
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Malaysia · Day 5Mohamad Haji HasanThat means managing the enormous demands that tech infrastructure places on water, energy, land, and other resources so that the benefits of AI can be shared more broadly across the borders.
Mr. President, in our hyper-connected world today, indeed, very few things stay where they begin.
Technologies are rapidly shared, and they can just as rapidly disrupt.
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Oman · Day 5Sayyid Badr bin Hamad bin Hamood AlbusaidiSubsequent events have shown that the escalation has extended to threaten the security of the countries of the region and paralyze navigation and trade through the vital Strait of Hormuz, affecting energy security, price stability, and confidence in the current international order.
the Sultanate of Oman once again reaffirms its steadfast commitment to continuing its efforts aimed at safeguarding navigation in the Strait of Hormuz in accordance with the principles of international law and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
We also call upon all parties to cooperate with Oman in these efforts aimed at safeguarding the interests of all parties relying on transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
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