Key Speeches and Discussions at the UN General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly is underway, with a busy schedule including speeches from world leaders and critical discussions. Wednesday will be a key day, featuring addresses from several prominent figures at the UN headquarters in New York.
Speeches by Zelensky, Pezeshkian, and al-Sharaa
On Wednesday, the second day of the General Debate, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is slated to deliver a speech. Also scheduled to speak are Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian and Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The meeting will commence at 9 am (1300 GMT).
UN Security Council to Address Artificial Intelligence
Beyond the General Assembly debate, the UN Security Council has plans to address the increasingly important topic of artificial intelligence. The precise details of this discussion are yet to be released, but it signifies the growing global concern regarding AI's implications.
Debate Details and Key Topics
The General Debate is set to continue until Monday, with a break on Sunday. An estimated 150 heads of state and government, as well as other national representatives, are expected to present speeches during the event. Several key global issues will be at the forefront of the discussions, including:
- The Middle East conflict
- Russia's war against Ukraine
- The UN's challenging financial situation
- The global political role of the United States
Germany's Representation
Germany will be represented at the UN General Assembly by Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul (CDU). His address is expected to cover various aspects of German foreign policy and engagement with the global community.
