Peace and security

Myanmar at UNGA 81

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Bangladesh · Day 3Tarique Rahman
- In many countries around the world, migrants make important contributions to the economies of both their countries of origin and their countries of destination. The government of Bangladesh is committed to ensuring regular, safe, and orderly migration. Bangladesh expects stronger global cooperation to ensure the rights, dignity, and well-being of migrants. Mr. President, for more than nine years, Bangladesh has been sheltering more than 1.2 million forcibly displaced Rohingya from Myanmar. 9:37:08
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Thailand · Day 3Anutin Charnvirakul
- Today, we are giving displaced persons from Myanmar, who have lived in temporary shelters in Thailand for decades, greater opportunities to work and support their families. For the Rohingya transiting in Thailand, we have adopted a community-based alternative to immigration detention for Rohingya children to better protect their rights and access to services. Our responsibility as a neighbor also means addressing the challenges in our own neighborhood. One of those challenges is the dispute between our country and our neighbor, being Cambodia. 9:15:32
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Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro Parolin
- This conflict has also affected vital infrastructure, maritime transport routes and energy resources that are of strategic importance to the entire global economy, which has an impact on the livelihood of persons all around the world. The Holy See strongly reiterates its appeal for the parties involved to find the courage to engage in dialogue. Only a renewed commitment to negotiation, supported by the international community, can restore the prospect of stable peace and shared development to the Gulf region. The international community must not forget the tragic plight of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya, who for more than nine years now, suffer not only from the tragedy of statelessness, but also have been subjected to inhumane and deadly circumstances. 1:52:20
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Gambia (Republic of The) · Day 3Mohammed Jallow
- The suffering of the Palestinian people remains a profound test of the credibility of the international system. The G7 reiterates its call for the protection of civilians, respect for international humanitarian law, and unhindered humanitarian assistance. We reaffirm the legitimate and inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, including their right to self-determination, membership of the United Nations, and our support for a just, comprehensive, and lasting two-state solution, with Israel and Palestine living side by side in peace, security, and dignity. Furthermore, the plight of the Rohingya people must also not disappear from the international agenda. 4:48:31
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President of the General Assembly (opening) · Day 1Dr. Khalilur Rahman
- Wars and conflict and their aftermath are ravaging Sudan, Gaza, Ukraine, Myanmar, and the Middle East. But even as those wars raged, the United Nations stayed and served. I have seen it up close in my own country, Bangladesh, where the United Nations country team in Cox's Bazar is striving to do more with less to support Rohingya refugees in the camps who are yearning to return back to Myanmar. Just recently, a representative from a war-torn nation said to me, "Your peacekeepers from Bangladesh were not just blue helmets. 1:00:00
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Tuvalu · Day 4Feleti Teo
- Mr. President, Tuvalu extends its deepest sympathy and condolences to all communities worldwide that are affected by ongoing armed conflicts and recent natural disasters, including the devastating floods in Nepal and Myanmar, the earthquake in Colombia, and the tragic loss of lives at sea in Vanuatu. Tuvalu reiterates its hope for peace, stability, and the unimpeded humanitarian relief, and reaffirms its solidarity with all those facing violence, insecurity, and loss. Mr. President, in less than a week, Tuvalu will celebrate its 48th anniversary of independence, a significant milestone as Tuvalu approaches its golden jubilee of independence. On this month, Tuvalu also celebrates its 26th anniversary of UN membership. 3:08:00
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President of the General Assembly (closing) · Day 6Dr. Khalilur Rahman
- We heard anguish over the continued human suffering in Gaza, over the plight of the Rohingyas, and we heard frustration over persistent conflict conflicts across the Middle East, in Ukraine, Sudan, and Myanmar. 7:01:17
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United Arab Emirates · Day 6Khalifa Shaheen Al Marar
- We have continued to support every sincere effort to achieve peace, particularly in Yemen, Libya, the Sahel, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Myanmar, Haiti, and elsewhere. 3:32:23
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