Prime Minister Narendra Modi can address the high-level session of the United Nations General Assembly on 26 September. According to the list released on Monday, India’s PM Modi can address the gathering in the afternoon of 26 September.
Discussion will start from September 24
The high-level discussion of the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly will begin from September 24. According to the list of speakers released by the United Nations on Monday, the Indian head of state will address on September 26. Let us tell you, Modi, who took oath as the Prime Minister of India for a historic third term last month, had earlier addressed the annual high-level UNGA session in September 2021.
It is worth noting that this is not the final list. The United Nations releases an updated provisional list of speakers in the weeks leading up to the high-level session to reflect any changes to the attendance, agenda and speaking times of leaders, ministers and ambassadors.
The general discussion will last for so many days
The general discussion will start on 24th September and continue till 30th September. According to the list, the President of Brazil will be the first speaker. The US is traditionally the second speaker on the first day of the general debate and President Joe Biden is expected to deliver his final address in office. At the same time, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres will present his report before the start of the debate, after which the President of the 79th session of the General Assembly will address the assembly.
Summit for Future conference will also be organized
Guterres is also hosting an ambitious Summit for the Future at UN Headquarters this week, with days of action on 20-21 September and a summit on 22-23 September. World leaders will gather at the United Nations to adopt a future-looking agreement, including a Global Digital Pact and a Declaration on Future Generations.
The United Nations said, ‘This summit is a high-level event that will bring together world leaders to build international consensus on how we can improve the present and secure the future. ‘