Guterres calls for interdependence in final General Assembly address
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres used his final address to the annual General Assembly to call for a world built on interdependence. He highlighted climate change, war, inequality and artificial intelligence as major challenges.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for “a world built on interdependence” in his final address to the annual General Assembly, France 24 reports. Guterres spoke on Tuesday as world leaders gathered for the meeting. His remarks addressed a broad set of challenges facing countries and international institutions.
Among the issues he identified were climate change, war, inequality and the rise of artificial intelligence. France 24 described these as part of a formidable agenda confronting the gathering. The supplied material does not provide details of specific proposals in the speech or responses from delegates.
Guterres’ central message, as reported, was that countries should recognise their mutual dependence while confronting problems that cross national borders.
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