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Striving for peace, decent life for all, ‘very pertinent’ UN Assembly theme, says Ugandan President

Striving for peace, decent life for all, ‘very pertinent’ UN Assembly theme, says Ugandan President

Sep 20, 2017, at 04:16 pm

New York, Sept 20(Just Earth News): Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda, took the podium expressing support for the theme of the United Nations 72nd General Assembly – ‘Focusing on People: Striving for Peace and a Decent life for all on a Sustainable Planet’ – questioning why the world’s elites failed to see its pertinence.

UN General Assembly’s annual debate to ‘focus on people,’ ensuring decent life for all

UN General Assembly’s annual debate to ‘focus on people,’ ensuring decent life for all

Sep 19, 2017, at 10:16 am

New York, Sept 19(Just Earth News): Global leaders gathering at United Nations Headquarters in New York this week for the annual round of top-level diplomatic talks known as the General Debate will shine a spotlight on the needs of the world’s people, with discussions on vital issues such as sustainable development and climate change, and set the stage for what the President of the UN General Assembly has dubbed a “year of firsts,” which will see the negotiation of the first intergovernmental compact on migration and the signing of the first agreement on the elimination of nuclear weapons.