Emphasis on 'The World Is Bigger Than Five' at the United Nations General Assembly
While President Erdoğan renewed his call for global justice and reform in his address at the 81st session of the UN, Emine Erdoğan held talks on zero waste and child safety.
During the discussions held at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, global justice, United Nations reform, and regional crises were among the main agenda items of the international public opinion.
General Assembly Address and Call for Reform
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan underlined the need to restructure the international system in his address at the United Nations General Assembly.
In this important speech, which he delivered for the 16th time, Erdoğan emphasized that UN reform is inevitable for establishing global peace.
Gaza and Regional Crises
Attention was drawn to the conflicts in the Middle East, primarily in Gaza, and the deepening regional crises during the speech.
Among the notable moments was when numerous delegates left the hall while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was addressing the assembly.
Climate, Zero Waste, and Digital Security
Emine Erdoğan focused on the climate crisis, zero waste projects, and children's digital safety within the scope of her contacts in New York.
Steps to be taken to increase environmental awareness and protect new generations from digital risks were discussed during the meetings held.