Health at UNGA 81

Statements that raised Health

1. 
   🇫🇯 Fiji · Day 3Ratu Naiqama Tawakecolati Lalabalavu

   • They are Fijians still and so are their children. A supreme law that belongs to every citizen must belong to them also. Fiji's door is open. This month, Fiji declared a national HIV emergency. 6:45:42Copy

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   🇫🇷 France · Day 1Emmanuel Macron

   • And that's why over the last few years, we've launched many more initiatives. For instance, the COVAX initiative in response to COVID in partnership with the WHO and the African Union. when it came to shoring up economies together with the International Monetary Fund to reform special drawing rights and make progress for African economies. And we held our word, $100 billion in special drawing rights allocated to helping African countries. 5:55:22Copy

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   🇦🇷 Argentina · Day 2Javier Gerardo Milei

   • And every time they failed, rather than reviewing the model or apologizing, they doubled down, as they are already doing with the 2045 Agenda, which I say now will fail. But perhaps the most serious example, the one that forever should shame this organization, is quite another. That is how they managed the pandemic. During the pandemic, bodies under the auspices of this house put themselves before scientific evidence and the sovereignty of nations and promoted forced lockdown policies throughout the world that ruined jobs, that ruined the education of entire generation of children and cost the lives of millions of people who died alone without basic medical care. 2:30:13Copy

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   🇬🇭 Ghana · Day 3John Dramani Mahama

   • And so climate justice demands that developed nations must fulfill their long overdue financial commitments. Mitigation support must be operationalized with predictable, non-debt-creating grants, not loans that further embed fragile economies. Similarly, global health security demands true solidarity because pathogens do not respect national borders. They just walk across without visas. 1:17:35Copy

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   🇲🇺 Mauritius · Day 4Dhananjay Ramful

   • Mr. President, Mauritius is committed to upholding the pledges made at the Social Summit in Doha last year. Nowhere is that promise to universal social protection more concrete than in our health services. As non-communicable diseases and a rapidly aging population place growing pressure on our health system, We are strengthening public healthcare through major investment, improved service delivery, expanded specialised care, and a greater focus on prevention. Mauritius will continue to offer free and quality public healthcare to each and every citizen. 11:20:24Copy

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   🇧🇼 Botswana · Day 2Duma Gideon Boko

   • Capital should help create opportunity where its impact can be found. Mr. President, Health is where the promise of international solidarity is tested most directly, and Botswana speaks from hard-earned experience. Three decades ago, our country faced an HIV/AIDS pandemic of such severity that some questioned our long-term resilience. Through determined national leadership, bold public investment, and sustainable global partnership, Botswana built one of the world's most comprehensive HIV/AIDS treatment programs. 4:48:30Copy

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   🇨🇩 Democratic Republic of the Congo · Day 2Judith Suminwa Tuluka

   • We're continuing the gradual expansion of universal health coverage, in particular through free maternity care. improve maternal and newborn care, vaccination, access to essential medicines, the strengthening of the health care workforce, and by expanding social protections. Mr. President, every health crisis confirms the same truth. Health sovereignty is built before emergencies. 12:03:31Copy

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   🇸🇿 Eswatini · Day 2King Mswati III

   • Economic and social progress, however, remain vulnerable to global health crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic taught humanity a vital lesson. No country can protect itself from a global health emergency alone. Yet, even as we recover from that crisis, recent resurgences of impox, recurring Ebola outbreaks, and other emerging infectious diseases remind us that our health system must remain vigilant and resilient. 9:36:15Copy

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   🇲🇼 Malawi · Day 6George Chapatula Chaponda

   • The current international financial architecture forces developing nations to choose between servicing predatory debts and investing in health, education, and climate resilience. 2:14:57Copy
   • The current system traps developing nations in cycles of unsustainable debt, forcing governments to choose between servicing foreign loans of funding basic education and health care for their citizens. 2:20:23Copy
   • Mr. President, the fourth opportunity for restoring trust Managing transformation and thereby ensuring a United Nation that delivers for all lies in strengthening global health security. 2:22:39Copy

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    🇸🇧 Solomon Islands · Day 4Matthew Cooper Wale

    • We are providing universal free education so that no child is turned away from school because their family cannot afford the fees. We are strengthening our health system with a renewed focus on tackling the scourge of non-communicable diseases, eradicating malaria, and building a new national referral hospital. We are prioritizing energy and other transformative infrastructure, expanding roads, ports, airports, and telecommunications to connect our scattered islands into one national economy. We are reforming our public finance systems so that every dollar delivers for our people. 3:58:27Copy

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    🇱🇸 Lesotho · Day 4Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane

    • We further call for reform of the international financial architecture to make it more equitable, fit for purpose, and responsive to the needs of developing countries, as agreed at the Fourth Summit for Financing for Development, FFD4, held in Seville, Spain, last year. We also urge full implementation of the outcomes of the Third Summit of Landlocked Developing Countries, held in Awasa, Turkmenistan in August 2025. The implementation of these outcomes without further delay, together with the Pact of the Future, will undoubtedly help restore eroded trust. Mr. President, universal health coverage remains central to our development agenda. 2:58:32Copy

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    🇧🇩 Bangladesh · Day 3Tarique Rahman

    • To promote women entrepreneurship, particularly in the small and medium-sized industrial sector, the government has expanded opportunities for cash financing for women. Free education opportunities up to the undergraduate level have been opened to women. The government seeks to ensure not only electoral democracy but also democratization of the economy so that the benefits of economic growth and prosperity reach every family and every citizen. To achieve this goal, the government has already launched assistance programs for economically disadvantaged people through various social protection programs, including the Family Card, Farmers Card, Sports Card, and e-Health Card. 9:42:37Copy

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    🇧🇪 Belgium · Day 1Maxime Prévot

    • Safe, orderly and regular migration and respect for human rights are not competing ambitions. They must go hand in hand. And we can either manage our interdependence or be at its mercy. Health crises have taught us the same lesson. 12:00:01Copy

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    🇧🇷 Brazil · Day 1Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva

    • Anti-vaccine campaigns are bringing back diseases we thought were eradicated. Weakening the World Health Organization makes everyone more vulnerable. Until recently, the response to climate change was firmly established at the center of the international agenda. This year, however, the topic disappeared from the debates of the G7 and G20, forums that bring together the largest carbon emitters. 1:31:27Copy

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    🇧🇮 Burundi · Day 2Évariste Ndayishimiye

    • We also call on the international community to lend greater support to African peace and security mechanisms in particular through predictable and sustainable financing for African-led peace operations. Mr. President, Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, I would be remiss if I were to address this august assembly without raising the issue of water. The African Union has designated 2026 as the year of assuring sustainable water availability and safe sanitation systems to achieve the goals of Agenda 2063. This choice is particularly significant because water is life, water is health, water is food security, water is energy, and water is also in certain regions a matter of peace and stability. 1:10:55Copy

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    🇮🇹 Italy · Day 2Antonio Tajani

    • It is not aid handed down from above, but a partnership among equals in agriculture and energy, education and training, infrastructure, and in the pharmaceutical sector. Producing vaccines in Africa saves lives, strengthens health systems, creates jobs, and supports growth capable of generating stability. It is in this spirit and in defense of the right not to be forced to migrate that we fight against human traffickers who prey on poverty. Agreements with countries of origin and transit help us combat irregular migration, while education, training, and access to employment support safe and regular migration. 12:17:18Copy

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    🇫🇲 Micronesia (Federated States of) · Day 5Aren Palik

    • Micronesia also aligns itself with the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration and welcomes its comprehensive framework for promoting humane, orderly, and well-managed international migration. Mr. President and Excellencies, our people's health has been increasingly affected by more frequent tropical storms, heat waves, and changing tidal patterns. We are seeing a rise in illnesses linked to marine life and vector-borne diseases, in particular dengue and Zika. Already, the burden of non-communicable disease strains our health system, reduces workforce productivity, and diverts limited resources. 40:41Copy

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    🇵🇼 Palau · Day 2Surangel Whipps

    • Resilience is also about safeguarding public health. And I commend Palau's First Lady for advancing efforts to combat tobacco and nicotine use with a focus on our youth. Her efforts led to the formal request to the UN Secretary General to initiate a WHO review of nicotine as a psychotropic substance. Globally, nicotine claims over 7 million lives annually and more than a billion trapped in addiction. 3:54:22Copy

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    🇰🇳 Saint Kitts and Nevis · Day 4Geoffrey Hanley

    • We are also strengthening food security to climate smart support for farmers and healthcare to our locally developed national digital health information system at the Joseph N. Franz General Hospital. Sustainability must be practical, people-centered, and built to last. Mr. President, there is more to do. But our experience proves that small states are not powerless. 9:04:03Copy

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    🇼🇸 Samoa · Day 4Mulipola Anarosa Ale Molioo

    • These are critical to the implementation of SDG 14. Our maritime domain is increasingly exploited by transnational criminal networks involved in illegal trafficking, including illicit drugs moving through our region. Illicit drugs enter homes, harm young people, fuel violence, and place increasing pressure on communities and essential services. Excellencies, non-communicable disease represents one of the most serious development challenges to Samoa's public health and economic productivity. 8:53:33Copy

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    🇺🇬 Uganda · Day 2Jessica Rose Epel Alupo

    • Uganda remains a consistent contributor to regional stability, particularly in the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes region. And our security approach is rooted in a Pan-African framework that seeks peace through collective alliances and regional cooperation. Mr. President, investing in a healthy population remains a core strategic priority for Uganda. Under NDP4, we are expanding health investments to ensure accessible, affordable, and equitable healthcare across the country. 10:53:09Copy

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    🇹🇿 United Republic of Tanzania · Day 1Deogratius Ndejembi

    • In that, Tanzania has made significant strides in reducing maternal and child mortality by expanding facility delivery from 51% in 2015 to 81% in 2022. Our experience on this demonstrates that when we invest in feasible projects and remain people-centered, development can move from promises to measurable results. It is in this spirit that Her Excellency President Samia Suluhu Hassan accepted the responsibility of championing maternal and child health for the African Union. Under her leadership, Tanzania reduced maternal deaths by 80% in just seven years. 9:46:31Copy

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    🇺🇿 Uzbekistan · Day 2Saida Mirziyoyeva

    • Average life expectancy rose from 66 to over 75 years. Maternal and infant mortality decreased fourfold. The true value of the reform is reflected in the lives of these people. A child is the state's greatest responsibility. 12:34:52Copy

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    🇦🇬 Antigua and Barbuda · Day 6Walton Alfonso Webson

    • Non-communicable diseases cut short too many lives and diminishes the quality of lives of too many people in my country and in our region. 4:52:31Copy
    • These diseases detecting them early, and ensuring effective treatment and national development priorities for Antigua and Barbuda. 4:52:47Copy
    • Mental health challenges are increasing. 4:53:01Copy

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    🇸🇸 South Sudan · Day 6Cecilia Adout Majok Adeng

    • health care for their families, roads connecting their communities, food security and economic opportunities, justice and equality, strong institutions, and a government whose authority ultimately drives from the will of its people. 5:31:18Copy
    • Invest in education and healthcare. 5:36:02Copy
    • President Kiir has placed particular emphasis on agriculture, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and economic diversification. 5:36:53Copy

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    🇦🇺 Australia · Day 3Anthony Albanese

    • Its purpose is to deliver control back into the hands of people by empowering them to determine what appears in their feed, giving them the choice. The technological development that must now be the subject of public discussion is artificial intelligence. AI can improve lives, boost growth and productivity, provide revolutionary breakthroughs in healthcare and other fields. But leaders of AI companies themselves have warned of the potential risks to allow frontier AI to develop too fast without guardrails. 11:00:34Copy

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    🇧🇧 Barbados · Day 3Mia Amor Mottley

    • AI is already transforming how we work, learn, and govern. And it is clear that its potential is extraordinary. We have found that it has great capacity to detect disease earlier, predict disasters, improve agriculture, and expand access to education and public services. And yet, these same extraordinary systems can just as quickly reproduce discrimination, widen surveillance, and spread falsehoods faster than institutions can respond. 8:25:38Copy

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    🇧🇴 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) · Day 3Rodrigo Paz Pereira

    • blocking access to healthcare and education. More than 20 people died, and this was financed by narco terrorism and by drug trafficking. And a helpless, defenseless state that was unable to generate economic and human resources to be able to fight that narco-terrorism, narco-trafficking, which was financing it. Protest and the right to demand a better life is one thing, the right to demand a decent life, better healthcare, education and infrastructure, it is quite another thing. 3:22:46Copy

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    🇧🇳 Brunei Darussalam · Day 5Prince 'Abdul Mateen

    • A country is strong when its people are strong. That means equipping our people with the knowledge and skills to adapt to change. It also means ensuring They have the security and stability to build their lives with confidence, supported by strong communities, quality health care and essential services, social protection, and a cohesive, resilient society. For Brunei Darussalam, stability and development go hand in hand. 3:36:34Copy

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    🇨🇻 Cabo Verde · Day 5Francisco Avelino Vieira de Carvalho

    • because school is where society begins to shape its future and education is a powerful development strategy. We seek to transform knowledge into innovation, decent employment and opportunities to strengthen our education and health systems and to advance progresses in digital transformation, gender equality, energy transition, water security, and also in blue economy. We want to create more opportunities for our young people and build an economy capable of transforming people's talent into development. Development means transforming knowledge into opportunity and opportunity into dignity. 1:21:58Copy

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    🇨🇫 Central African Republic · Day 2Faustin Archange Touadera

    • This demand for justice also applies to global health. We call for equitable access to vaccines and healthcare technologies and for strengthening health systems in the most vulnerable countries. Restoring trust, Mr. President, is not limited to interstate relations. First and foremost, it is built within our own borders between the state and its citizens. 5:59:06Copy

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    🇨🇺 Cuba · Day 5Bruno Eduardo Rodríguez Parrilla

    • The obstacles and tricks to prevent the arrival in Cuba of absolutely legitimate commercial shipments, the pressures to prevent the entry of visitors and tourists, and the efforts aimed at restricting as much as possible Cuba's legitimate access to financing, technology, and markets. It's even gone as far as the United States exerting unseen pressure on sovereign governments so that they renounce the medical services they requested from us for the benefit of their respective populations, and which are offered by Cuban professionals altruistically because the US government is opposed to such cooperation. regardless of the impact and harm that this may cause to those populations if they are deprived of free, quality medical care, that is to say, deprived of an elemental human right. Last Thursday, the State Department convened within this General Assembly, a humiliating meeting specifically with the states that are the recipients of this cooperation in order to apply pressure and make threats. 2:55:36Copy

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    🇨🇿 Czechia · Day 2Petr Pavel

    • This year has once again reminded us of the growing impacts of extreme weather, affecting people and communities across the globe. In many regions, Climate-related challenges are threatening homes and livelihoods. They are putting pressure on public health, food and water security, increasing living costs, and in some cases, contributing to instability and conflicts. The most vulnerable are often hit hardest. 2:18:35Copy

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    🇩🇲 Dominica · Day 1Sylvanie Burton

    • For Dominica, this means resilient roads and bridges, resilient buildings, reliable communications, modern water systems, strengthened health infrastructure, and disaster-ready communities. But resilience is not only physical. A resilient country must have resilient institutions. It must have resilient public finances. 8:23:21Copy

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    🇩🇪 Germany · Day 5Johann Wadephul

    • And ultimately, It can influence decisions that determine global peace and security. At the same time, artificial intelligence holds extraordinary promise. It can accelerate scientific discovery, improve healthcare and education all over the world, provide opportunities for economic development, overcome inequalities, and help us address challenges that no country can solve alone. Just imagine a world where, with the help of AI, we can prevent famine and cure cancer. 5:00:25Copy

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    🇬🇷 Greece · Day 3Kyriakos Mitsotakis

    • For the first time, for the first time in the history of our species, we have created a technology that openly challenges the supremacy of the human mind as the pinnacle of our evolutionary development. I will not dwell on the positive transformational potential of this revolutionary technology. whether in disease eradication, productivity enhancement, or fighting climate change. However, it is simply impossible to ignore the fact that at present, the risks of an unchecked and unregulated advance in artificial intelligence could greatly outweigh its potential benefits. 10:44:30Copy

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    🇬🇹 Guatemala · Day 4Carlos Ramiro Martínez Alvarado

    • More than 1 million students have participated in initiatives to strengthen reading comprehension. We have expanded educational opportunities, promoted scholarships, strengthened instruction in national languages, and accelerated the digital transformation of the school system. In health care, We have expanded and refurbished facilities, strengthened regional services, and made progress in the comprehensive treatment of chronic diseases and cancer. Alongside the revival of road projects and public works in historically underserved communities, the National Digital Connectivity Plan now provides internet service to 383 public entities. 12:04:12Copy

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    🇻🇦 Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro Parolin

    • where outbreaks of violence and extreme weather events are exacerbating the populations' already precarious living conditions. The Holy See urges the international community to generously commit to meeting the immediate needs of the most at risk, especially women and children. The situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo is of concern to the Holy See, particularly the protracted crisis in the east of the country and the Ebola epidemic. The Holy See, while expressing full support for the peace processes in the country, encourages a national dialogue and calls for the urgent protection of health and humanitarian workers, unimpeded access to aid, and the strengthening of regional cooperation to address these challenges in an integrated manner. 1:55:04Copy

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    🇭🇳 Honduras · Day 2Nasry Juan Asfura Zablah

    • Mr. President, since the very first day in office, we decided to govern differently with deeds. We are reducing expenditure so that we can invest in healthcare, education, infrastructure, and security. We're doing all of that whilst guaranteeing macroeconomic stability and guaranteeing a great deal of fiscal responsibility. No national effort alone can suffice in view of the global conditions that today determine the development of our nations. 9:48:03Copy

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    🇭🇺 Hungary · Day 3András Bálint Baka

    • Poverty and the lack of opportunity can drive people from their countries just as conflict can. Hungary will continue to support development that helps communities build that future based on their own needs and priorities. We are ready to share our experience in education, health, and digital development. Water is another area where our interests meet. 3:42:46Copy

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    🇮🇷 Iran (Islamic Republic of) · Day 2Masoud Pezeshkian

    • For our sick people, it is cure and treatment. For the agricultural sector, it is food security. For industry, it is advancement and progress and supply of electrical energy. Iran does not accept for nuclear technology to be at the exclusive disposal of some, of a handful. 1:31:25Copy

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    🇮🇱 Israel · Day 3Benjamin Netanyahu

    • I want to ask you some questions. What genocidal regime gives a million polio vaccinations to the enemy's population? What genocidal regime enables the distribution of 2 million tons of food into Gaza. That's a ton for every person. 5:42:49Copy

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    🇯🇵 Japan · Day 1Takaichi Sanae

    • Additionally, Japan has been promoting initiatives towards achieving universal health coverage, UHC, across the globe. Since 1993, Japan has co-organized the TCAD together with United Nations. TCAD has served as a platform for reflecting Africa's voice in the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs, and for Japan to first put forward the concept of VOIP. Africa is endowed with a dynamic young population and possesses enormous economic potential. 10:47:52Copy

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    🇰🇿 Kazakhstan · Day 4Mukhtar Tileuberdi

    • Reaffirming our commitment advancing primary health care as the cornerstone of universal health coverage, we call upon the UN member states to join the Global Coalition on Primary Health Care. 2026 has been designated by this body as the International Year of Volunteers. for sustainable development. This initiative, originally at President Tokayev's suggestion, has given new impetus to volunteerism as a force for stronger communities, youth engagement, and environmental action. In Kazakhstan and elsewhere, hundreds or thousands of people have joined volunteer activities. 10:18:23Copy

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    🇰🇪 Kenya · Day 2William Samoei Ruto

    • It helped Namibia achieve independence, supported Cambodia's transition from conflict, disarmed combatants in Sierra Leone and Liberia, and helped Timor-Leste take its place among sovereign nations. More than two million peacekeepers have served under the UN flag, proving that peace can be built, protected, and sustained. Its impact reached further into the lives of ordinary people. The United Nations system helped eradicate smallpox, vaccinated generations of children, fight hunger and disease, expand access to education and bring clean water and humanitarian assistance to communities across the world. 7:49:58Copy

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    🇰🇮 Kiribati · Day 4Taneti Maamau

    • Mr. President, ultimately, development depends on people, our most valuable resource. Making education a vital investment, Kiribati is committed to expanding access to quality, inclusive, relevant education while strengthening skills development skills development, vocational training, digital learning, and opportunities for young people. Health is equally fundamental. We continue to strengthen our health systems across our widely dispersed and remote islands, improve access to essential services, and address both communicable and non-communicable diseases. 35:52Copy

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    🇲🇻 Maldives · Day 4Hussain Mohamed Latheef

    • And it can put better health care, education, and public services within reach. But these opportunities must be shared. Every country must have a voice in shaping the global rules for AI. The digital future should strengthen our ability to serve our people better, not create new forms of dependence. 54:15Copy

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    🇲🇷 Mauritania · Day 4Mohamed Salem Merzoug

    • Turning to the social context, we promote social cohesion, and community unification through fighting discrimination and vulnerability while addressing any weakness inherited. We try to promote the synergies and develop our economies to limit poverty and provide the basic services to the most needy. We have also expanded the medical services through establishing a Medicare fund for all those who are not currently covered with medical insurance. We provide certain basic medical services to the most in need, especially mothers the mothers, the elderly, and those with disabilities. 10:34:11Copy

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    🇳🇷 Naoero · Day 1David Ranibok Adeang

    • And behind all of it, investment in health, education and sport, so that our people are not only better off, but healthier and better prepared. We are building an economy that does not depend on any single arrangement, and by every measure of fiscal discipline, we have done what was asked of us. Yet the measure by which we are assessed sees none of it. It sees income and it sees nothing else. 9:19:42Copy

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    🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the) · Day 3Rob Jetten

    • And since 2015, we have doubled the amount of renewable energy we generate. Child mortality has dropped sharply too because of this access. So climate action can be a catalyst for everyone to work together on solutions that concern us all. And we don't need to reinvent the wheel. 10:02:18Copy

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    🇳🇪 Niger · Day 4Lamine Zeine Ali Mahaman

    • The results achieved in this regard are very satisfactory because for the first time in decades, our country has not faced food shortages or had to call upon foreign assistance. Through this program, we intend to halve our grain imports by the end of 2027, insha'Allah. On health, we have reduced by 50% the cost of services in public health facilities. Some services are free, for example, childbirth, care for children aged 0 to 5, and dialysis. 6:17:53Copy

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    🇳🇬 Nigeria · Day 3Kashim Shettima

    • We can deploy artificial intelligence to wage war or use it to transform healthcare, education, agriculture, governance, and economic productivity. Much of the anxiety surrounding AI reflects the distrust we have allowed to grow amongst us. Nigeria is investing in digital public infrastructure, broadband connectivity, innovation systems, research institutions, and technology intellectual ownership. We invite the world to augment resourceful and enterprising young people to direct AI towards humanity's advancement rather than its destruction. 7:19:55Copy

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    🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea · Day 4James Marape

    • We are working to make sure enabling infrastructures reaches all people. We're making to make sure quality education and health services covers all people. We are moving towards a cleaner, greener energy. We're conserving our forests and our oceans. 5:51:08Copy

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    🇰🇷 Republic of Korea · Day 1Lee Jae Myung

    • We will continue to respect the North on the international stage and seek cooperation wherever possible. We hope that opportunities will emerge for us to work together in the international community in areas such as public health, disaster response, and the climate crisis. Second, a stable, peaceful coexistence that renders conflict unnecessary. We will work to institute mechanisms for preventing crisis and managing conflicts. 7:14:03Copy

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    🇸🇳 Senegal · Day 3Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye

    • Its stabilization must be pursued, it cannot be forgotten. Of course, there are worsening health crises. The Ebola epidemic is an example of just that. Global inequalities are increasing. 6:22:50Copy

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    🇹🇯 Tajikistan · Day 5Sirojiddin Muhriddin

    • something that connects people, economies, ecosystems, and nations, water. Mr. President, the world remains far from achieving universal access to safe water and sanitation. Progress is being made, but not fast enough. For Tajikistan, this challenges both global and deeply national. 5:37:00Copy

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    🇬🇧 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland · Day 1Andy Burnham

    • It is already speeding up cancer diagnosis in the UK, but AI has the potential to go further, not just to help prevent and treat cancer, but to help cure it. AI will also be the key to economic growth, the route to transforming education, and it will be a vital tool to keep us safe. I am announcing today that we are developing a new AI defense partnership with the United States to protect our critical national infrastructure. But we know that AI will also be a source of disruption to the way we live and work, a multiplier of risk. 11:07:28Copy

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    🇻🇪 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · Day 2Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez

    • If it is employed properly, it will bring about unprecedented development in healthcare, the environment, productive processes, and in the lives of human beings in general. Governments, the technology sector, and the scientific community have the overwhelming responsibility to ensure that we do not stray from the constructive and vital purposes of IA. the AI rather, it must benefit the citizens. That is its overriding purpose and we must not widen the digital divide and digital inequality throughout the world. 10:29:21Copy

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    🇿🇲 Zambia · Day 5Mulambo Hamakuni Haimbe

    • We are alive to the fact that we should ensure that we keep this youthful and productive population healthy in order to harness positive dividends. In the health sector, Zambia has increased domestic budgetary allocations from approximately 7% to over 10%, enabling the recruitment of health workers, expansion and modernization of health infrastructure, and improved availability of essential medical supplies. Recognizing continued vulnerability to epidemics, Zambia calls for the expedited conclusion of negotiations on the pathogen access and benefit sharing annex under the World Health Organization pandemic agreement, alongside strengthened access to technology and preparedness capabilities to detect and respond to future health threats. Zambia is further making efforts towards building capacity for local vaccine manufacturing. 8:45:41Copy

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    🇨🇬 Congo · Day 6Constant Serge Bounda

    • The recurring Ebola outbreaks and repeated pandemics have shown that global threats are no longer solely military or economic. 3:09:04Copy
    • Health security has become an essential component of collective security. 3:09:13Copy
    • And here, we will continue supporting the strengthening of the World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa in Brazzaville and will shoulder all of its responsibilities in accordance with the 1952 Headquarters Agreement. 3:09:18Copy

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    🇨🇷 Costa Rica · Day 6Boris Vasir Marchegiani Carrero

    • Illegal mining, spearheaded by transnational criminal organizations on our border with Nicaragua, has wrought havoc on the environment, and is producing risks to public health, the economy, and regional security. 6:03:52Copy
    • They converge in one global crisis that is imperiling food security, public health, and development opportunities for millions and millions of people. 6:06:04Copy
    • To conclude, President Excellencies, one and all, Costa Rica wishes peace, health, and blessings to each and every one of you. 6:11:04Copy

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    🇬🇩 Grenada · Day 6Ingrid Jackson

    • At the heart of Vision 75 are five strategic pillars: education and skill training, healthcare, agriculture and food security, the environment and energy, and housing. 5:14:23Copy
    • We are investing in health and wellness, education and skills, food security, renewable energy, digital innovation, and environmental sustainability. 5:14:43Copy
    • Digital transformation and emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, offer enormous possibilities for education, healthcare, agriculture, public administration, and economic development. 5:18:49Copy

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    🇳🇿 New Zealand · Day 6Victoria Louise Hallum

    • After three consecutive Review Conference failures, we must do all we can to preserve the health of the NPT and indeed strengthen it. 4:09:46Copy
    • It is now 10 years since New Zealand co-led the adoption of Security Council Resolution 2286 on healthcare in armed conflict. 4:15:09Copy
    • Ultimately, the health, relevance and effectiveness of the United Nations depends primarily on its members, not its Secretary-General. 4:20:48Copy

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    🇻🇺 Vanuatu · Day 6Odo Tevi

    • For 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. 6:17:32Copy
    • They affect food and water security, agriculture, fisheries, health, livelihoods, and the resilience of already vulnerable communities. 6:23:19Copy
    • AI offers enormous opportunities for education, healthcare, public administration, agriculture, climate forecasting and economic development. 6:28:04Copy

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    🇧🇯 Benin · Day 6Marc Hermanne Gninadoou Araba

    • They 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. 6:50:47Copy
    • AI can broaden access to knowledge, improve health systems, support agricultural workers, and make state administrations more efficient. 6:53:14Copy

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    🇧🇫 Burkina Faso · Day 6Karamoko Jean Marie Traoré

    • Our priorities must be clearly defined, reducing the digital gap, strengthening climate resilience, investing in human capital, consolidating and strengthening educational health systems, supporting industrialization, ensuring the effective participation of youth and women in decision making. 1:09:03Copy
    • These changes are being delivered specifically by winning back several villages and areas, the progressive return of thousands of people to their places of residence, the reopening of tens of schools, as well as returning to normal activity in healthcare centers and progressive reinstallation of the government. 1:15:50Copy

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    🇰🇵 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea · Day 6Kim Son Gyong

    • This, coupled with the spread of communicable diseases and hike in oil prices, worsened the socio-economic crisis. 3:44:51Copy
    • During the last five years, the existence and development of humankind was severely constrained by the global pandemic, abnormal weather conditions, geopolitical confrontation, and the interlinking economic crisis. 3:46:50Copy

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    🇸🇻 El Salvador · Day 6Alexandra Hill Tinoco

    • victims of war, hunger, violence, disease and injustice. 1:50:48Copy
    • And in healthcare, we've renewed infrastructure, modernized equipment, and created digital care through Dr. SV. 2:01:32Copy

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    🇱🇰 Sri Lanka · Day 6Vijitha Herath

    • Our national budget last year made historic allocations to the healthcare and education sectors. 2:44:23Copy
    • We take pride in our longstanding policy of free and universal healthcare and education, and remain committed to strengthening these important pillars of social justice. 2:44:30Copy

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    🇩🇰 Denmark · Day 6Christina Markus Lassen

    • Because no single country can manage climate change, global health threats, or the governance of emerging technologies on its own. 5:57:42Copy

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    🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates · Day 6Khalifa Shaheen Al Marar

    • The UAE continues to expand its investments in artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, healthcare, and education. 3:39:19Copy

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