Analina Perbook: The United Nations remains the first diplomacy house and its strength is dependent on our collective adherence to the Charter

Mrs. Perpuk held a press conference in New York, today, Wednesday, in which she presented a summary of the high -level week of the United Nations General Assembly, which concluded his work on Monday.

She reminded her speech at the opening of the general discussion, in which she confirmed that the United Nations – despite its political and financial pressure – was facing – but the need for it has become more than any time he walked “And we should not surrender to the satirical who take advantage of the difficult situation and sometimes failures to question the entire organization.”

She continued: “If any person has doubt whether this organization is still important or relevant, you can see the extent of the crowding of the hall … Therefore, I conclude that this is the home of diplomacy and dialogue, and that the role of the general assembly in particular has increased recently.”

No peace without development

She explained that the issue of peace and security was the most urgent during the discussions, as member states focused on the ongoing wars, not only in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan, but also with forgotten wars. Many member states confirmed that a sustainable peace will not be achieved without achieving Sustainable development goals For 2030.

She said that she held about 70 bilateral meetings that focused on sustainable development issues, and to confront the climate crisis from Bina.

She went on to say: “If we fail in some of these issues, the matter is not related to the failure of the United Nations as an organization, but rather because the United Nations power depends on our collective adherence to the principles of our charter and the principles of international law.”

The issues related to the United Nations reform were also one of the biggest topics in bilateral discussions, according to the President of the General Assembly, noting that they encouraged member states to return to their country and continue discussions on how to strengthen the organization, how we can consider financing, and how we can make it more efficient and flexible in these times.

Is it time to choose a general Secretary of the United Nations?

In response to a press question about whether the time has come to choose a woman for the position of Secretary -General of the United Nations in the next session, the president of the General Assembly said that the issue is completely in the hands of the member states of the Security Council and in the General Assembly, and she mentioned what she said in her speech at the opening of the public discussion: “For nearly eighty years, this organization has never chosen a woman for this position. One might ask: How was it not possible to find one of the four billion possible candidates? Of course, the option is the responsibility of member states.”

It also drew attention to other topics that were discussed during the activities of the high -level week of the eighty session, including non -infectious diseases, youth, and artificial intelligence.

Mrs. Analina Birbuk concluded her speech by saying: “Now, the speeches and high -level meetings have ended, we move to the hard work of fulfilling pledges, knowing that our world is not ideal …. We will continue our work without fear or tire, and in the spirit of the slogan of our campaign together for the better.”