الجمعية العامة للأمم المتحدة



الدورات

• الجلسات العامة
  • الجدول الزمني للدورة الثانية والستين
• بنود جدول الأعمال
  • معلومات أساسية
  • الوثائق
  • التغطية الإخبارية
  • روابط ذات صلة

General debate

Webcast

• Statements and Webcast (25 September - 3 October 2007): Archived videos

Journal Summary

• 4th plenary meeting [pages 17-18]
• 5th and 6th plenary meetings [pages 16-19]
• 7th and 8th plenary meetings [pages 16-19]
• 9th and 10th plenary meetings [pages 16-18]
• 11th and 12th plenary meetings [pages 16-17]
• 13th and 14th plenary meetings [pages 14-15]
• 15th and 16th plenary meetings [pages 12-13]

Press Releases

• 4th and 5th plenary meetings (25 September 2007)
• Secretary-General, in address to General Assembly, lays out vision of stronger, more flexible, efficient, accountable United Nations (25 September 2007)
• Press Conference by the President of France (25 September 2007)
• 6th and 7th plenary meetings (26 September 2007)
• Press Conference by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka (26 September 2007)
• 8th and 9th plenary meetings (27 September 2007)
• 10th and 11th plenary meetings (28 September 2007)
• 12th and 13th plenary meetings (1 October 2007)
• 14th and 15th plenary meetings (2 October 2007)
• General Assembly President, Closing Debate, Notes Important Shift as He Confirms Climate Change Has Become Flagship Issue of Sixty-Second Session (3 October 2007)
• 16th plenary meeting (3 October 2007)

News Stories

• US President voices support for strong UN to meet global challenges (25 September 2007)
• UN the only place to solve global challenges, German Chancellor tells Assembly (25 September 2007)
• UN must reform to effectively respond to global challenges (25 September 2007)
• Sri Lanka tells UN debate that global treaty on terrorism must be agreed soon (25 September 2007)
• Recent gains threatened by terrorism and drugs, Afghan leader tells UN Assembly (25 September 2007)
• President Lula of Brazil proposes Rio + 20 to follow on Earth Summit (25 September 2007)
• Powerful nations skew global forums such as UN (25 September 2007)
• Italy urges UN Member States to support global moratorium on death penalty (25 September 2007)
• Iranian President tells General Assembly that nuclear issue is now closed (25 September 2007)
• Honduran leader urges UN Assembly to address migration as human rights issue (25 September 2007)
• Ghana's leader calls on UN to prepare to step up its role in Somalia (25 September 2007)
• General Assembly president urges sustained momentum on climate change (25 September 2007)
• French President urges UN to forge new deal based on justice (25 September 2007)
• Estonia urges UN Member States to cooperate against cyber crimes (25 September 2007)
• Countries should join Kazakhstan in renouncing nuclear arms, president tells UN (25 September 2007)
• Climate change solutions must also tackle poverty, Indonesian leader tells UN (25 September 2007)
• Chiles President calls for UN Member States to act to stem climate change (25 September 2007)
• Ban Ki-moon advocates stronger UN for a better world (25 September 2007)
• At UN debate, Emir of Qatar calls for successful outcome to Doha trade talks (25 September 2007)
• Zimbabwean leader urges 'revitalized' UN General Assembly (26 September 2007)
• War crimes tribunal should not close until all suspects are caught, Bosnia tells UN (26 September 2007)
• Turkmen leader welcomes planned UN regional diplomacy centre in Central Asia (26 September 2007)
• Solution to the Cyprus problem is 'within reach, President tells UN Assembly (26 September 2007)
• Poor nations are not benefiting from globalization, So Toms leader tells UN (26 September 2007)
• Norway unveils campaign to achieve UN goal on child mortality, maternal health (26 September 2007)
• Non-Aligned countries seek 'more democratic and transparent' UN (26 September 2007)
• Latvias president calls for comprehensive approach to UN peacekeeping (26 September 2007)
• Ivorian leader urges UN Assembly to partially end arms embargo (26 September 2007)
• Iraqs Prime Minister appeals for global aid to help national reconciliation (26 September 2007)
• Haitis president credits UN peacekeeping mission with helping to foster stability (26 September 2007)
• Georgia calls for total review of UN mission and peace process (26 September 2007)
• General Assembly mechanism needed to devise climate change response (26 September 2007)
• Finlands President supports creation of new UN agency on gender issues (26 September 2007)
• Developing States need help combating climate change, Mozambican leader tells UN (26 September 2007)
• Bolivia's president asks UN to convene World Conference on Indigenous Peoples (26 September 2007)
• At UN, Madagascar calls for ecological partnership between Africa, rich States (26 September 2007)
• West African nations voice appreciation for UNs help in fostering stability (27 September 2007)
• UN support needed to deal with armed groups in DR Congo, its President says (27 September 2007)
• Timorese President calls on UN to stay on to help country stabilize (27 September 2007)
• Rwandas president urges UN action against destructive forces in region (27 September 2007)
• Rejecting independence for Kosovo, Serbias president offers compromise at UN (27 September 2007)
• Pacific nations spotlight impact of climate change during UN Assembly debate (27 September 2007)
• Netherlands calls on UN to streamline its operations in poorest countries (27 September 2007)
• Myanmars transition to democracy must be peaceful, Thai leader tells UN (27 September 2007)
• Member States call for more equitable UN governance system (27 September 2007)
• Independence the only realistic option for Kosovo, Albania tells UN Assembly (27 September 2007)
• Guatemala hails unprecedented collaboration with UN on armed groups probe (27 September 2007)
• Democracy not static, but an ongoing process, Bangladeshi leader tells UN (27 September 2007)
• Colombia hails UN help in assisting displaced persons, fighting drug trade (27 September 2007)
• Climate change 'greatest' threat to global stability, British minister says at UN (27 September 2007)
• Cameroon pledges support for new UN mission in Chad, Central African Republic (27 September 2007)
• Ban Ki-moon signs agreement to bolster ties with Southeast Asian forum (27 September 2007)
• Use of force, not religion, at root of conflicts, Malaysian leader tells UN (28 September 2007)
• UN actions to end Darfur genocide too little, too late Saint Vincent leader (28 September 2007)
• Turkish leader says UN offers sole platform for ending Cyprus problem (28 September 2007)
• Romania says UN best placed to overcome cultural and religious divides (28 September 2007)
• Planned summit offers chance for progress on Korean peninsula, official tells UN (28 September 2007)
• Palestinians ready for upcoming Middle East peace meeting, leader tells UN (28 September 2007)
• Japan urges total elimination of nuclear weapons, top official tells UN (28 September 2007)
• Island nations tell UN powerful States must show leadership on climate change (28 September 2007)
• Global pact needed against deploying weapons in space, Russia says at UN debate (28 September 2007)
• European nations spotlight value of partnerships during General Assembly debate (28 September 2007)
• Developing countries merit increased representation on Security Council (28 September 2007)
• At UN, Fijian leader defends coup and vows to overhaul race-based politics (28 September 2007)
• At UN debate, Singapore calls for gradual evolution of key global institutions (28 September 2007)
• Addressing UN, Lebanese President urges open hearing on planned Hariri tribunal (28 September 2007)
• Western Sahara dispute at turning point, Morocco tells UN (1 October 2007)
• UN system of human rights rapporteurs must continue, Hungary says (1 October 2007)
• UN role should be to inculcate culture of democracy (1 October 2007)
• Syrian Foreign Minister says Security Council should condemn Israeli acts (1 October 2007)
• Solomon Islands urges greater UN involvement in regional peace operations (1 October 2007)
• Religious freedom under threat in many countries, Holy See says at UN debate (1 October 2007)
• Pacific island nations spotlight perils of climate change during addresses to UN (1 October 2007)
• Oman sees positive signs on Middle East peace, official tells UN (1 October 2007)
• Nigers Foreign Minister sees central role for UN Economic and Social Council (1 October 2007)
• Nepal on schedule to hold polls next month, Foreign Minister tells UN (1 October 2007)
• Multinational mission needed for breakaway region in Moldova, official tells UN (1 October 2007)
• Libya proposes summit meeting on Security Council reform (1 October 2007)
• Israels Foreign Minister urges UN to act on its founding principles (1 October 2007)
• India calls on UN to play lead role in reform of economic and trade institutions (1 October 2007)
• Eritrea accuses Security Council members of allowing Ethiopia to disregard law (1 October 2007)
• Democracy cannot be imposed from outside, Myanmar warns at UN debate (1 October 2007)
• Countries must enforce indictments of war crimes court, Liechtenstein tells UN (1 October 2007)
• Central African Republic welcomes UN mission but urges more aid (1 October 2007)
• Belgium warns against weakening of UN presence in DR Congos troubled east (1 October 2007)
• At UN debate, Uganda calls for stepped-up pressure on northern rebels (1 October 2007)
• Uzbek Foreign Minister calls on UN to play lead role in promoting tolerance (2 October 2007)
• UN peacekeeping operation should be deployed to Somalia, Foreign Minister says (2 October 2007)
• Strengthened UN crucial for resolving global conflicts, Ireland tells Assembly (2 October 2007)
• Saint Kitts and Nevis says Taiwan, Province of China, should be UN member (2 October 2007)
• Nuclear powers must slash their weapons arsenals, Sweden tells UN debate (2 October 2007)
• Inter-Korea summit can open new phase of peace, Pyongyang official tells UN (2 October 2007)
• Greece, Australia call on UN Member States to agree to global pact on terrorism (2 October 2007)
• Globalization must become a win-win process, Jamaica tells General Assembly (2 October 2007)
• Denmark proposes UN summit to boost finance for development (2 October 2007)
• Costa Rica urges UN to work for cuts in military spending to fund development (2 October 2007)
• Chad pledges full cooperation for new UN peacekeeping presence (2 October 2007)
• Caribbean countries call on UN to stay the course in Haiti and consolidate gains (2 October 2007)
• Burkina Faso urges UN to address proliferation of small arms (2 October 2007)
• Belize warns UN debate that multilateral trading system is threatened (2 October 2007)
• Attacks on Darfur peacekeepers must be punished, Congo official tells UN (2 October 2007)
• At UN, Tonga calls on rich countries to be flexible on seasonal labour schemes (2 October 2007)
• At UN, island and landlocked States urge concerted action against climate change (2 October 2007)
• Marshall-like plan needed for Afghanistan, Pakistani official tells UN debate (2 October 2007)
• UN well-placed to address issue of international migration, Mexico says (3 October 2007)
• UN Assembly wraps up annual high-level debate with calls for action (3 October 2007)
• Ukraine ready to host conference on chemical weapons pact, official tells UN (3 October 2007)
• Political negotiations the only way to resolve Darfur crisis, Sudan tells UN (3 October 2007)
• Intense activity over recent weeks lays foundation for work ahead (3 October 2007)
• Economic and social progress must be priorities in Sierra Leone, official tells UN (3 October 2007)
• Developing countries need help to fight climate change, officials tell UN (3 October 2007)
• Barbados calls for re-opening of UN regional anti-drugs office (3 October 2007)
• At UN, Tajikistan calls for fight against terrorism to focus on root causes (3 October 2007)
• Armenia and Azerbaijan offer views on Nagorno-Karabakh during UN debate (3 October 2007)

Radio News

• Ban Calls for 'A Stronger UN for a Better World' in First Speech to General Assembly (25 September 2007)
• US Government to Tighten Economic Sanctions against Myanmar (25 September 2007)
• Ahmadinejad: Iran's Nuclear Activities are "Completely Peaceful and Transparent" (25 September 2007)
• European Union and Africa Will Work Together to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals (25 September 2007)
• French President Sarkozy Appeals for Respect for Diversity (25 September 2007)
• Cuba Calls on Rich Nations to Cancel Foreign Debt In Order to Achieve Millennium Development Goals (26 September 2007)
• UN Member States Call For A Strong, Reformed Organization To Meet Global Challenges (26 September 2007)