Supporting spirit of UN reforms, Rwanda urges world leaders to address global challenges
“Abuse and waste are therefore not a mere public relations problem, but an existential threat, which must be tackled head-on,” Paul Kagame said.
He urged support for Secretary General António Guterres, who is leading the reform effort, which President Kagame said would make the UN “not only effective, but transformational.”
Kagame urged other world leaders to address global challenges, saying “we have the tools and the mandates but where we fall short is in getting things done.”
“The essence of reform, is a mindset of constantly striving to improve performance and delivery, and holding ourselves responsible for shortcomings and results,” he stated.
He also noted areas for closer cooperation between the African Union and the UN on issues related to peace and security, as well as development.
UN Photo/Cia Pak
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