Guterres Enters Final UN General Assembly with Legacy Shaped by a More Divided World
He urged world leaders to choose hope and cooperation as 193 member states gather for the annual debate.
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'We have to choose to be hopeful', says UN chief Guterres as he prepares for his last General Assembly
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged hope and cooperation at his final UN General Assembly session. Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand highlighted engagement with Greenland and Arctic security discussions. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised a new security agreement with Denmark and Greenland. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar arrived in Zurich en route to New York for the assembly.
"We have to choose to be hopeful", says UN Sec-Gen Guterres as he prepares for his last General Assembly
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday (local time) called for hope and continued efforts towards a better world as he prepares to attend his last UN General Assembly (UNGA) as UN chief.
New York enters the rhythm of the last major UN General Assembly today with Antonio Guterres as Secretary-General, as his ten-year term ends on December 31 and world leaders arrive at a juncture that could hardly be more explosive. The General Assembly begins with the speech of the Secretary-General on Tuesday, September 22, with Ukraine, the Middle East, Sudan, the geopolitical confrontations of the great powers and the effectiveness of the Uni…
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