News: Opening of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly
More than 150 heads of state and government from around the world gathered in New York to attend the opening ceremony of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly. This annual meeting, which is held in mid-September, is an opportunity for world leaders to discuss the major issues affecting our planet.
This year, the general debate focuses on global peace and security, highlighting issues such as the war between Russia and Ukraine, climate challenges and the issue of global poverty.
For nearly a week, heads of state and government will take turns at the General Assembly to deliver their speeches, highlighting the theme of the year as well as the specific issues of their country. This is a key moment where both official statements and informal discussions behind the scenes come together.
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Antoine Tshisekedi, also attended this opening ceremony, marking his presence among world leaders. On this occasion, he will deliver his speech on the second day of the general debate, highlighting the challenges of his country and its actions in favor of peace and development.
This intervention is of particular importance, since it comes a few months before the end of his first presidential term and two months before the start of the presidential campaign in December 2023. This is an opportunity for President Tshisekedi to share his vision and its achievements with the international community.
Accompanied by key members of his government, such as Deputy Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs Christophe Lutundula and Minister of State Ève Bazaiba, President Tshisekedi is actively participating in global discussions and engaging alongside other leaders to find solutions. solutions to today’s challenges.
In short, the opening of the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly marks an important milestone in international dialogue and demonstrates the desire of world leaders to work together to build a more peaceful and prosperous future. President Tshisekedi’s speech therefore promises to be a key moment where his ideas and actions can contribute to the search for global solutions for the challenges that await us.