Published 11:02 IST, September 22nd 2021
UNGA: Reenat Sandhu, Secretary West to represent India at 76th session
India will extend its assistance to the President of the 76th session of the high-level UN General Assembly Abdulla Shahid and will follow the five rays of hope
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India will be represented in 76th session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) high-level discussions by Reenat Sandhu, UNGA Secretary West. Permanent Mission of India to United Nations wrote on Twitter about it as well as informed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will deliver his speech on September 25. tweet furr res that India will extend its assistance to President of 76th session of high-level UN General Assembly Abdulla Shahid and will follow 'five rays of hope" for his Presidency of 76th session.
On 225th September, PM Modi will speak at United Nations General Assembly's (UNGA) 76th Session's General Debate of High-Level Session. PM Modi is also scheduled to attend Qurilateral Framework Leers' Summit on September 24 in Washington, DC, before UNGA conference. event will feature Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, and US President Joe Biden. four leers are scheduled to talk about bilateral, multilateral relations, COVID-19, climate problem, and supporting a free and open Indo-Pacific.
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As per ANI, five rays of hope represent ‘Recovering from COVID19; Restoring Sustainably; Responsive to Planet's Needs; Respecting All People's Rights and Reforming UN’.
President of 76th session of UNGA on "rays of hope"
While dressing a garing during opening of 76th General Debate, President of 76th session of UNGA, Sahid cautioned global leers that y are at a crossros and must choose between isolationism and mutual annihilation or a route that is sustainable and robust. Shahid stated that his plans to continue 'five rays of hope,' will guide 193-member General Assembly's initiatives this year.
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Fragility, violence, COVID-19, and climate change are current issues globe is facing, according to Shahid. He stated that humanity h produced numerous viable COVID-19 vaccines in a record amount of time. He mentioned how scientists and researchers from dozens of nations worked toger on a magnificent accomplishment of human creativity.
Shahid also emphasised importance of refocusing global attention on climate problem, which h been pushed aside owing to COVID-19 epidemic. Shahid stated that he will organise a series of climate-related activities. 26th UN Conference of Parties on Climate Change (COP26) in Glasgow will assist to raise ambition and guarantee that action is high on nda.
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president even stated world governments must maintain values of Universal Declaration of Human Rights, especially in times of conflict or struggle.
(Im: Twitter/ @IndiaUNNewYork)
11:02 IST, September 22nd 2021