UN speaker order: Brazil first, US second

The order of the countries that speak before the United Nations General Assembly depends on several factors, including the time of requesting to speak, the level of the representative, and the priority given to top leaders such as heads of state and heads of government. Typically, Brazil opens the discussions, as it has always done since 1955, followed by the United States because it is the host country. Afterward, the sequence follows a geographic and hierarchical arrangement that considers balance and chronological order. This system is in place to ensure an organized and smooth process for the speakers' speeches during the 81st session, which involves extensive discussions on international and regional issues.

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