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Leaders from around the world will gather starting September 21 at the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan to participate in one of the most significant assemblies in recent years. This high-level week will focus on addressing urgent global challenges, including wars, climate change, gender inequality, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.
Representatives from the 193 Member States, along with observer delegations, will convene in the iconic General Assembly Hall for the general debate, which begins on September 23. This event kicks off the 80th session of the General Assembly, known as UNGA80, commemorating eight decades of the UN.
The general debate will be the highlight of the week, where national leaders will share their priorities in speeches that, despite recommendations for a 15-minute limit, typically extend beyond that time. Brazil will open the debate, followed by the United States, while Annalena Baerbock, the new President of the General Assembly, will introduce this year’s theme: “Better Together: 80 Years and Beyond for Peace, Development, and Human Rights.”
One of the standout topics will be the search for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, which, according to the UN Secretary-General, is further away than ever. A conference on this issue will take place on September 22, continuing the efforts of previous gatherings that did not include participation from Israel or the United States.
Additionally, the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action focusing on gender equality will be commemorated. In this context, leaders will discuss the Beijing+30 Action Agenda, which promotes a digital revolution, poverty eradication, the end of violence, and climate justice for women and girls.
On September 24, a climate change summit will be held, where leaders are expected to propose new measures to address this crisis, crucial ahead of COP30, which will be held in Brazil in November. Finally, on September 25, the governance of artificial intelligence will be addressed, a controversial topic due to its advantages and risks, such as misinformation and surveillance, aiming to establish a path toward responsible regulation.
In addition to these topics, the week will include other important meetings, such as the commemoration of the UN’s 80th anniversary and the summit to promote a sustainable global economy. The agenda is packed with events designed to tackle not only immediate issues but also to build a more just and sustainable future for all.
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