India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations TS Tirumurti said Monday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech at the 76th.
In an exclusive interview with ANI about the possible agendas PM Modi will discuss at UNGA he said, “PM Modi’s speech is one of the most anticipated among world leaders. He has always addressed some of the key issues the world is facing and those that are important and worrying to us in India, including some of our domestic achievements. «
» As you know, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on Address the general debate of the high-level segment tomorrow, September 25th, at the 76th session of UNGA The 76th session of UNGA started on September 14th and the high level meeting will begin tomorrow.
This is a far cry from normal UNGA sessions as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to cast a shadow over this important one annual meeting of heads of state and government throws.
According to Tirumurti « there is a slight improvement in the pandemic situation in the USA and also in the vaccination measures carried out. D This has enabled the UN to organize the 76th UNGA in a hybrid format. «
He said that aside from the COVID-19 pandemic, its humanitarian impact, other issues related to the 76th, UNSC reform, etc.
Regarding India’s importance in reaching out to UNGA at this crucial time, Mr Tirumurti said: “It is anticipated that India will use its voice as the leading voice for developing countries as well as a member of the Security Council , global issues such as climate change, sustainable development goals, equitable and affordable access to vaccines, poverty alleviation and economic recovery, empowerment of women and their participation in governance, counter-terrorism, peacekeeping and peacebuilding, UN security reforms, etc.
Mr Tirumurti also reiterated that India has already done this and we will continue to do so in the future.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will This week he will travel to the United States to attend the first-in-person Quad Leaders Summit and to address the UN General Debate.
He will also have a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden. This will be PM Modi’s second overseas visit since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. His first such visit was in Bangladesh earlier this year.
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