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Madbouly Speaks at UN on Development Anniversary
The article discussed Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly's participation in the celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the Declaration on the Right to Development, during his involvement in the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. Madbouly emphasized that the declaration represents a turning point in human rights, linking rights to development. He pointed out that Egypt was among the countries that voted in favor of it and has continued to support it. He explained that a gap exists between recognizing the right to development and the ability to realize it, due to conflicts and crises that impose burdens on developing nations and threaten their gains. He called for a fairer global economic system, the necessity of adhering to the non-imposition of coercive measures, and the strengthening of international cooperation. Additionally, he reviewed Egypt’s national efforts to turn the right to development into policies and programs aimed at improving citizens’ lives, most notably the "Decent Life" initiative. He emphasized that ongoing conflicts and occupation hinder the achievement of development, and reaffirmed Egypt’s position on the Palestinian cause and the Palestinian people's right to development and independence.
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