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The UN Secretary-General António Guterres focused his remarks on efforts to correct the world's dimensions by adopting a new, more accurate map, aimed at improving the representation of the world's geographical reality. Guterres affirmed that the organization has taken measures to ensure that no one is affected by the moving floor inside the United Nations headquarters, especially after a disruption last year during Trump's visit. This comes as the General Assembly prepares to hold its annual meetings, addressing important topics such as managing transformation, escalating conflicts, and artificial intelligence issues, with high-level leaders expected to participate. The focus is on restoring trust and achieving results. The meetings have also seen diplomatic movements on the sidelines, including talks among world leaders on Middle East issues, discussions on a two-state solution, and expectations of significant agreements, including one concerning Greenland. Meanwhile, Guterres will conclude his term at the end of the year, emphasizing the importance of the organization amid increasing global conflicts and technological challenges.
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