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Sadyr Zhaparov

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first: 2022-09-24
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“the States Members of the United Nations, must transform our Organization into the centre of global efforts to prevent conflicts, reach compromises and do everything possible to establish peace and harmony. “The one who walks the path will overcome it”, as a proverb of our people says.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“We have put forward our candidacy for non-permanent membership of the Security Council for the 2027-2028 term and count on the support of Member States. It is essential for all of us to adhere to principles such as trust, solidarity and universality in international relations. Only together can we restore the global and regional security architecture. Speaking of contemporary challenges and issues. I would like to quote the words of our outstanding compatriot. Jusup Balasagyn. who lived from 1020 to 1075 and gave guidance more than 1.000 years ago. He said. “Our world is such that you must grasp its essence to unlock the gates of truth.” Nothing has changed since then. It is necessary to perceive the world as it is. in all its diversity and complexity. We.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“To successfully meet the challenges and threats facing us. we need to build an effective international security system. A key element of that mechanism is the Security Council. Today more than ever, it is crucial to enhance its effectiveness in order to make that organ fairer and more representative and to increase its capacity to achieve consensus in decision-making. Progress is needed in negotiations on the reform of the Security Council. Kyrgyzstan expresses its readiness to make its contribution to the cause of peace and security through effective peacemaking, respect for human rights and the equal participation of women in peace processes. We also aim to promote and protect the interests of developing, small, least-developed and small island nations.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“The Road Map includes measures at the global, regional and national levels, including within the framework of existing and prospective projects and measures related to the Sustainable Development Goals. As the concluding stage of the Five-Year Period of Action, we plan to host the second Global Mountain Summit. Bishkek+25. in Kyrgyzstan in 2027. 25 years after the first Summit. From this rostrum. I would like to invite everyone to actively participate and make concrete commitments to preserving mountain ecosystems. We express our gratitude to our partners from the Group of Friends of Mountainous Countries, the Global Mountain Partnership and the entire United Nations system for their comprehensive support of Kyrgyzstan’s initiatives. We express our readiness to continue fruitful cooperation.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“on sustainable mountain development, co-sponsored by 110 member States. That document declared the years from 2023 to 2027 as Five Years of Action for the Development of Mountain Regions. I take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all United Nations Member States for supporting our initiative. To further implement the United Nations resolution. I have signed a decree entitled On Declaring the Period from 2023 to 2027 as the Five-Year Period of Action for the Development of Mountain Regions in the Kyrgyz Republic. A national Road Map for the Implementation of the Five-Year Period of Action for the Development of Mountain Regions for 2023-2027 has been developed, which will be adopted shortly.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“In order to effectively preserve mountain ecosystems and glaciers, based on resolutions previously adopted by the General Assembly on sustainable mountain development, our country, in collaboration with the Global Mountain Partnership and other representatives of the United Nations system, has developed a global action plan. We are grateful to all our partners, countries and international organizations for their joint work. Kyrgyzstan advocates the creation of a broad coalition of mountainous countries. We believe that climate adaptation and the transition to a green economy will be among the main priorities of that future coalition. As members may know, in 2022. at the initiative of our country and the Italian Republic, the General Assembly unanimously adopted resolution 77/172.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“Climate change in Central Asia has led to the intensive melting of glaciers. While it was once predicted that by 2050 the area of glaciers in Kyrgyzstan would be reduced by half and that by 2100 they could disappear altogether, there is now reason to believe that this will happen much sooner. That is leading to the exacerbation of problems throughout the region, such as lack of water for drinking and agriculture, land degradation and a threat to food security. In accordance with the latest assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the adverse effects of cryospheric changes are particularly acute for the residents of high mountain regions, where ecosystems have reached the limits of adaptation.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“We support the Bridgetown Initiative, proposed at the 27th Climate Change Conference, held in Sharm el- Sheikh. as well as the calls made at the Summit for a New Global Financial Pact in Paris, held in June, to mobilize the necessary financing and structural reform of the international financial architecture. If we do not start doing this now. then injustice will increase throughout the world. Rich countries will continue getting richer and poor countries will continue getting poorer. In the light of global climate change, mountainous regions have been particularly vulnerable. In Kyrgyzstan, mountains occupy about 94 per cent of the territory. Mountain glaciers are an integral part of the Earth’s cryosphere, not only influencing the climate of our planet but also providing a habitat for flora and fauna and supplying water to people.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“Another problem is that most climate finance is provided to low- and middle-income countries in the form of loans. There is also no difference in the procedures for allocating loans for projects worth $1 million or $1 billion. That undermines the very essence and purpose of climate agreements. I have already reached out to our partners with a request to exchange external debt for environmental projects. Unfortunately, we have received no reaction from many of the developed countries. The Government of Germany was the only country that wrote off €15 million of debt. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude to Germany. We call on donors to reconsider their approaches in favour of climate finance to countries in need on a grant basis.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“In that regard, we call for urgent action to implement the Addis Ababa Action Agenda on financing for development, and specifically for the swift establishment of the fund aimed at providing compensation to countries for losses and damages related to climate change, alleviating the burden of external debt and improving the international architecture for debt resolution. At previous climate change summits and conferences, ambitious statements and promises were made. It is also clear that the level of annual funding announced in 2015 under the Paris Agreement on Climate Change is no longer sufficient. We consider it necessary to revise and significantly increase the level of funding that meets the real needs of countries vulnerable to climate change.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“The year 2030 is approaching quickly and we must ask ourselves: Have we addressed the pressing needs and aspirations of humankind? Are we ensuring its safety, prosperity and well-being? Are people happy? What does their future hold? Problems such as extreme poverty and climate change can be solved only by finding a global, collective response. As the Secretary-General rightly notes in his Financing for Sustainable Development Report 2023. “without the means to invest in sustainable development and the transformation of their energy and food systems, developing countries are falling even further behind” in achieving the SDGs. The current reality is that developing countries face a dual challenge: the need to invest in development while simultaneously adapting to climate change.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“The SDG Summit concluded just yesterday, confirming once again the importance of unwavering commitment to sustainable development, identifying challenges in their implementation and outlining specific commitments by States. We are halfway to 2030. the deadline for reaching the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Kyrgyzstan, in its pursuit of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, currently ranks forty-fifth out of 166 Member States. We aim to be among the top 30 countries in reaching the SDGs by 2030. The international community must breathe new life into the Goals and strengthen solidarity in their attainment. It is important that we do not lose ourselves in numbers, schedules, diagrams and other economic intricacies, because the essence and core of the 17 Goals are about people themselves.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“Speaking of security and stability in Central Asia, it is essential to consider them in the context of the situation in Afghanistan. I believe it extremely important to remind the international community that the people of Afghanistan are experiencing significant difficulties, which are amplified by the lack of a coordinated global stance on the situation in that country. It would not be an exaggeration on my part to say that Afghanistan is threatened by a humanitarian crisis with inevitable consequences for the security of not only the surrounding regions, but also the entire world community. Kyrgyzstan is interested in a peaceful, stable and prosperous Afghanistan. We call on the international community to continue providing humanitarian and economic assistance to the Afghan people.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“such as territorial integrity and the non-use of force or the threat of its use. We have never sought to take what belongs to others, but we will not allow anyone to take a single inch of our homeland. We always strive for dialogue and the search for mutually acceptable solutions based on trust and mutual respect. Last December, after almost 30 years of negotiations, we signed an agreement with Uzbekistan on the legal delineation of the State border. That historic decision, reached thanks to the demonstrated political will of the leaders of the two States, has opened the broadest prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation and peaceful coexistence between the two countries and peoples. We maintain the same approach in our current negotiations. We want to live in peace, harmony and friendship with all our neighbours.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“On the path to full regional integration, it is necessary to resolve issues related to the legal delineation of State borders. Exactly a year ago. speaking from this very rostrum (see A/77/PV.4). with a heavy heart I informed the Assembly of the tragic events of September 2022. related to armed clashes on the Kyrgyz-Tajik border that resulted in numerous casualties. Thanks to the restraint shown by our peace-loving people and the prevailing political will of both sides, we were able to prevent the further escalation of the conflict and avert full-scale bloodshed in the region. In that regard. I would like to emphasize that Kyrgyzstan has advocated and will continue to advocate resolving controversial issues exclusively through peaceful diplomatic means based on the principles and norms of international law.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“I note with satisfaction that, in recent years, regional cooperation in Central Asia has been developing consistently and in all directions. I see our region as a single geoeconomic space in which all forms of economic cooperation and interaction are successfully developed. I see our region as a geopolitical intermediary through which the interaction and cooperation of members of the international community takes place. I see our region as a highly connected and dynamic community that shares and supports similar cultural, historical and traditional values and beliefs. Kyrgyzstan intends to contribute to strengthening regional cooperation, find new effective forms of cooperation and actively interact with various global centres of influence in bilateral and multilateral formats alike.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“We are ready to work closely on the active development of the pact for the future during the Summit of the Future in 2024. Speaking of Central Asia. I would like to note that we. representatives of the Central Asian nations that are related and proud of their millennia-old history and culture, have a lot in common in traditions and customs. There is much that brings us together in terms of similarities in mentality, psychology, attitude and our view of the world. On the one hand, ongoing global processes have a direct impact on stability and security in our Central Asian region and. on the other, they strengthen its role and significance. Strengthening relations with the countries of the region is a top priority for our country.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“I count on our Organization, under the leadership of Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and with the effective support of Member States, to find mechanisms and ways to more effectively perform all its functions and assist Member States in resolving pressing global issues and overcoming challenges. That is especially crucial in supporting sustainable development through the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. I call on all Member States to provide unconditional political support to the Organization and its Secretary-General at this challenging time. I thank the Secretary-General for presenting his New Agenda for Peace policy brief, with his vision for the future of multilateral security cooperation. We agree with the main thesis that the driving force behind the new multilateralism must be diplomacy.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“What prevents Member States from hearing one another and trying to overcome their differences and establish a dialogue? In recent years, despite the Iron Curtain and military bloc thinking, the United Nations has been and remains the most legitimate and commonly recognized platform of diplomacy, uniting developed and developing countries, large and small. Kyrgyzstan strongly supports the United Nations as the only universal intergovernmental international organization mandated by all Member States to find solutions to the challenges and threats that constantly arise before humankind.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“The decline in trust among different countries and groups of countries is alarming. However. I am convinced that current global challenges and risks — from the climate crisis and the threat to food security to growing inequality — should, on the contrary, unite all the members of the international community. It is vital to build a multilateral system that does not allow the further fragmentation of the geopolitical landscape in the world. Were international conditions easier 78 years ago. when the United Nations was just beginning its work after the bloodiest and most destructive war in human history, than they are today? Were the contradictions among countries, especially political and ideological, less acute then than in our time?”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“Geopolitical tensions are pushing the world towards fragmentation into regional and subregional financial and economic blocs and systems. It is also obvious that the Governments of various countries will be compelled to make economic, technological and geopolitical choices. Among the shocks on a global scale that have not yet completely become a thing of the past. I would like to note the spread of the coronavirus infection, which has cost humankind millions of lives and economic losses exceeding $12 trillion. The world today is experiencing the highest inflation rates and highest food prices ever seen in the past 60 years. The repercussions of geoeconomic fragmentation, according to the International Monetary Fund, could lead to a drop in global gross domestic product by 7 per cent.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“At the outset. I would like to congratulate the high representative of Trinidad and Tobago. Mr. Dennis Francis, on his election as President of the General Assembly at its seventy-eighth session. I wish him success and fruitful work in his important position. He can count on the support of Kyrgyzstan during his presidency. I express my gratitude to the President of the General Assembly at its seventy-seventh session, the representative of friendly Hungary. Mr. Csaba Korosi. for his active work and support for Kyrgyzstan’s international initiatives. Today the world is at a turning point. We are all witnessing and seeing with our own eyes the negative changes in the world order and increasing geostrategic competition between major Powers and their blocs.”
2023-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 78 (2023)
“I hope that the United Nations will continue to properly perform all its functions and assist Member States in overcoming challenges and solving urgent global problems. I urge all Member States to provide unconditional political support and solidarity to the Organization in this difficult international time.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“In general, I want to note the spirit of unity, mutual understanding, trust and support that was demonstrated in the city of Cholpon-Ata two months ago, when the fourth consultative meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia was held under the chairmanship of Kyrgyzstan. I hope that the signing by all parties of the Cholpon-Ata Treaty of Friendship, Good- Neighbourliness and Cooperation for the Development of Central Asia in the Twenty-First Century will open a new page in our inter-State relations. We are committed to continuing work in that format. In conclusion, I want to assure the Assembly that Kyrgyzstan fully supports the United Nations as the only universal structure authorized by all of the States Members of the United Nations to meet the challenges faced by humankind.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“For those purposes, our efforts are aimed at achieving the accelerated and qualitative growth of the economy, including through mutually beneficial regional and international trade and investment cooperation. For example, Kyrgyzstan actively participates in integration and cooperation processes, including the Eurasian Economic Union and the One Belt, One Road initiative of the People’s Republic of China. The country is actively developing the locomotive of the “green economy”. With respect to the hydropower industry, small and medium-sized hydropower plants are being put into operation. Our esteemed neighbours Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan will participate in the construction of the largest hydroelectric power station — Kambarata — which will strengthen the energy security and optimize the use of water resources in the region.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“The adoption of the SDGs in 2015, under the motto “leave no one behind”, was a bright example of the constructive negotiation capacity of the world community in the interests of all of us and subsequent generations. Meanwhile, it has already become obvious that owing to objective circumstances, including the coronavirus pandemic, the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in developing countries, including our own, has slowed. Without adequate international funding, many may not even achieve the critical indicators of the SDGs. I wish to reiterate the firm commitment of the Kyrgyz Republic to the SDGs and to their gradual implementation, taking into account our national capacities. I believe that our country’s own potential should be the main source and engine of sustainable development.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“We are convinced that all border and internal issues should be resolved at the negotiation table, and we are willing and ready in this regard. The most important issue today is the adoption of urgent measures to ensure security and stability in the border areas, to stop any actions aimed at increasing tensions among the local population, and to strengthen the trust between our two States. We are always ready for negotiations and clarification of our borders. Regarding general United Nations issues, I would like to note the following. This year, with half of the implementation period of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) having passed, we can now objectively look at the real situation at hand.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“Considering that our trust has been weakened by the recent lawless actions of our neighbour, we are ready to continue negotiations and welcome the mediation efforts of international organizations, including the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and the Collective Security Treaty Organization. We have documented evidence of both yesterday’s and last year’s illegal and ill-intentioned actions of the Tajik side. We are never the first to start and never will be. We always try to avoid using weapons, and even more so, we never shoot at unarmed civilians. We are always forced to respond accordingly and adequately to the aggression of the Tajik side. In that regard, I emphasize that the Kyrgyz side does not claim foreign lands and does not intend to cede a centimetre of its land to anyone.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“Great material damage was caused to civilian and military facilities, including houses, administrative buildings, schools and frontier posts. Any material damage can be restored. However, we cannot restore the lives of our citizens who were fired upon or those of the brave defenders who sacrificed their lives and died fighting for their homeland. We will never forget the bravery of our courageous soldiers. We are deeply saddened by the unjustified armed aggressions by Tajikistan, despite international agreements and obligations established between our countries. Pacta sunt servanda is the Latin for “agreements must be kept”. We are ready to continue the negotiation process in a civilized and legal manner, in any format, with our Tajik neighbours.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“For the sake of my people, I am ready to spend not only 10 hours on negotiations, as I did that day, but as much time as possible to resolve this issue once and for all. Of course, whatever the solution is, it should be mutually beneficial. It is all the more painful for me to report that on 14, 15 and 16 September, large-scale military clashes took place in the south of Kyrgyzstan. Despite all previously negotiated agreements, the Tajik side, with ill intention, attacked border and civilian objects along the entire perimeter of the Kyrgyz-Tajik State border. About 140,000 of our civilians have been evacuated from border settlements. They are now being provided with the necessary assistance. In that regard, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the United Nations system, our friends and partners for their solidarity and support.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“From the very beginning of work on the settlement of border issues between our two States, the Kyrgyz side has always acted in full compliance with its international obligations, including bilateral ones, and conducted negotiations in a constructive manner, offering mutually beneficial compromises. I note that in April 2021, the armed forces of Tajikistan launched an unjustified and unprovoked large-scale aggression on our territory, killing 36 citizens and causing serious material damage. Although my decision to meet with the President of the Republic of Tajikistan in Dushanbe was heavily criticized by the Kyrgyz people —who demanded that we meet at a neutral location — I flew to Dushanbe and met with President Rahmon in June 2021 to try and find mutually beneficial solutions to the border issues.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“Emomali Rahmon, in the declaration on respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity and immunity of borders of the State Parties of the Commonwealth of Independent States, dated 15 April 1994. He signed and agreed. It is a pity that he is deviating from that principle now. He made his first official visit to the Kyrgyz Republic in 1998 after the end of the bloody civil war in Tajikistan. Later, two bilateral inter-State agreements were concluded between the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Tajikistan: the Agreement on bases of the inter-State relations between the Kyrgyz Republic and Republic of Tajikistan of 12 July 1996 and the Agreement on Good Neighbourly and Partnership Relations of 26 May 2004. I want to note that both agreements were signed in Dushanbe.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“The declaration stated that our independent States recognize and respect each other’s territorial integrity and the inviolability of existing borders. They indicate that the strengthening of relations of friendship, good-neighbourliness and mutually beneficial cooperation, which have deep historical roots, meets the fundamental interests of the people and serves the cause of peace and security. It is written that the countries recognize their responsibility to maintain civil peace and international harmony. That legal document was signed by all 11 Presidents of the CIS member States, including the Republic of Tajikistan. The aforementioned principle was confirmed by the President of Tajikistan, Mr.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“I am pleased to note that the State borders with these three neighbouring countries have become borders of peace, good-neighbourliness, friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation. With regard to relations with the Republic of Tajikistan, I would like to note the following. Our two close, neighbouring peoples have been living side by side for a long time. We are united by common values, culture, traditions and customs. We share the same faith. Our peoples are connected by family ties. Our legendary father Manas was married to the Tajik princess Kanykey. I also recall that, legally, the collapse of the Soviet Union occurred on 21 December 1991 in the city of Alma-Ata, Republic of Kazakhstan, when the heads of 11 newly independent States adopted the Alma-Ata Declaration on the creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“The collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991 paved the way for territorial disputes and border problems, some of which have not been regulated to this day. While there were more than 20 disputed areas along the entire perimeter of the Soviet-Chinese border, five of them were in Kyrgyzstan. I want to proudly remind the international community that we have successfully finalized border- regulation issues, first with the People’s Republic of China in 1996 and jointly with the Republic of Kazakhstan at the point of intersection of the State borders of the three countries in 1999, and subsequently with the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2017. We have now practically completed our joint work and are about to sign an agreement on the State border with the Republic of Uzbekistan.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“Our people will never forget the support and assistance of the United Nations family in the formation of political, public and civil institutions, the strengthening of democracy and the development of a market economy. On behalf of our generous people and on my own behalf, I express my gratitude to all the leaders and staff of the United Nations system, who sincerely and selflessly helped us to realize the centuries-old dream of the Kyrgyz people to create their own independent State. To them, we extend our gratitude. I take this opportunity to present to the international community from this rostrum the latest developments at the southern borders of our country, in relation to the aggravation of the situation at the Kyrgyz-Tajik border. First, let me briefly touch on the history.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“This March marked exactly 30 years since our country joined the United Nations, and recently, on 31 August, we celebrated the thirty-first anniversary of the independence of the Kyrgyz Republic. We always strive to resolve our international disputes by peaceful means. In international relations, we always refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any State. Looking back at the thorny path walked by our country, we highly appreciate the multifaceted contribution of the United Nations to the formation of Kyrgyzstan as an independent and sovereign State, and an equal and responsible member of the international community.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“To that end, we must take effective collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace, and for the suppression of acts of aggression or other breaches of the peace; bring about by peaceful means, and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law, the adjustment or settlement of international disputes or situations that might lead to a breach of the peace; and develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of the equal rights and self- determination of peoples. Ever since our country became a State, we have consistently and strictly followed the United Nations Charter and have been fulfilling our duties in good faith.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“Now, with an unprecedented complication in the global geopolitical environment that has created alarming expectations in the international community due to the threat of the destruction of the fundamental foundations of peaceful coexistence and the inevitability of a major war, it is important for all of us to remember the high goals and objectives set down in the Charter of the United Nations, namely, to maintain international peace and security.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“Perhaps the founding States of the United Nations, which signed the international agreement to establish the Organization in San Francisco in 1945, naively believed that wars, destruction, hunger and suffering would end forever. I do not think so. Success can always be achieved if there is a mutual understanding that disputes and disagreements must be resolved in a spirit of good faith and compromise. In the history of the United Nations, there have been many important victories and successes. Although conflicts occur with varying degrees of severity in different regions of the world, the United Nations has played an important unifying role as a moral authority in maintaining peace and security and providing for people’s wants and needs.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)
“I wish to congratulate the brotherly nation of Hungary on the election of its representative, Mr. Csaba Korosi, as President of the General Assembly at its seventy-seventh session. I wish you every success in this important international position, Mr. President, and the Kyrgyz Republic stands ready to support you. At the same time, I wish to thank Mr. Abdulla Shahid, the President of the General Assembly at its seventy-sixth session, for his hard work during difficult times for the world community, as well as for supporting the international initiatives of my country. The United Nations was established 77 years ago after the worst world war in the history of humankind.”
2022-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 77 (2022)