“Dialogues have become difficult, agreements are even more difficult,” he said. “This is certainly not what the founders of the United Nations wanted from us. Therefore, reform of multilateralism is an imperative.”
The General Assembly must ask itself “how did this happen?” he said.
“Every change has to start somewhere and there is no better place than where it begins,” he continued.
“We, Members of the United Nations, must now seriously and purposefully tackle that task. If we continue like this, the world situation will only get worse and that could mean many of us will be left behind.
For its part, India has sought to respond in a variety of ways, including targeted policies and initiatives focusing on the issues of vulnerable people, women, farmers and youth, from ensuring access to running water, electricity, cooking gas and new homes to financial support. for food producers.
India has also expanded employment and entrepreneurship opportunities, created digital infrastructure for public services and convened three Global South summits while meeting urgent needs in 78 countries. family.
“In these difficult times, it is essential to bring hope and rekindle optimism,” he said.
“When India lands on the moon, deploys its own 5G system, sends vaccines around the world, uses financial technology or owns a plethora of Global Capability Centers, there will be a message here. Our search for one Viksit Bharator India develops, it will understandably be closely watched.”
However, challenges remain, he said, stressing that many countries are falling behind due to circumstances beyond their control. But some have made conscious choices with disastrous consequences, as in the case of neighboring Pakistan, “a dysfunctional country coveting other people’s land.” Therefore, he emphasized, “Pakistan’s policy of cross-border terrorism will never succeed.”
When it comes to deciding important issues, the majority of the world cannot be left behind, he said, stressing that an effective, efficient UN must be more representative and fit for purpose.
“So let us send a clear message from this session of the United Nations General Assembly: we are determined not to be left behind,” he said. “By coming together, sharing experiences, pooling resources and strengthening resolve, we can change the world for the better.”
