President of the General Assembly: Our mission is to ensure that the United Nations remains strong over the next eighty years

This came at a press conference held today at the United Nations headquarters in New York days before the start of the week High level of the General Assembly Who witnesses a number of events, on top of which General discussion.

The President of the General Assembly confirmed that the high -level events scheduled for next week are available “Important opportunities”Including a high -level meeting to commemorate the eighties of the founding of the United Nations, the high -level international conference to settle the question of Palestine with peaceful means and implement the two -state solution, and the high -level meeting on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women, and other meetings.

Convert hope into reality

She referred to the slogan in which her presidency is guided by the General Assembly, which is “together for the better”, stressing that it reflects the fact that it is “No country, whatever its size, strength, or wealth, can face the unlimited challenges that we face on its own.”.

She said that while the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations is celebrated, “We have to meditate and rebuild“.

س In order: “Our mission is to ensure that the United Nations remains strong for the next eighty years.”.

She talked about the operations that will be the focus of this session, including the payment of the “United Nations 80” initiative, and the ensuring that the United Nations is more effective and able to fulfill its promises.

According to Facebook, the focus will also be on directing the process of selecting next Secretary -General, and building on Future Charter And ensuring its implementation by restoring the momentum to achieve Sustainable development goals.

The President of the General Assembly said: “We are at a crossroads. But this is specifically the time when we have to do more.”.

She added that there is now a need for will and ambition to turn promises into actions, obligations into progress, and hope for reality.