Becirovic and Konakovic at the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly in New York
- On Tuesday, September 22, the 81st United Nations General Assembly opened in New York, with Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Denis Bećirović and Foreign Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina Elmedin Konaković in attendance.
- Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the atmosphere as "an era of profound uncertainty," while the United States has withheld billions in payments over alleged bias and budget management concerns.
- U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz stated the organization "needs to be leaner, it needs to be more focused, it needs to be less bureaucratic and bloated," as the U.S. paid $827 million to maintain voting rights.
- Bećirović and Konaković will participate in the Group of Friends of the UN for Mediation and the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution, while Trump plans bilateral meetings on Ukraine and Iran.
- The General Assembly has placed artificial intelligence at the top of its agenda for the first time, seeking global regulation, as Guterres categorized AI as one of "three existential threats" alongside climate crisis and inequality.
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The 81st United Nations General Assembly began today in New York, and the wars against Iran, Gaza, and the war in Ukraine are at the center of public debate, along with developments in the global economy and artificial intelligence.
The United Nations headquarters in New York hosts the 81st UN General Assembly, which will bring together representatives of Member States in the coming days to address the main issues on the international agenda.
About 130 heads of state and government will attend the international forum from September 22 to 28, where they will be received by the President of the United States, Donald Trump
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