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United Nations General Assembly 2020

In September, the 193 countries of the United Nations come together in New York for the annual General Assembly.

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21 September 2020
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In September, the 193 countries of the United Nations come together in New York for the annual General Assembly – the main decision-making gathering of the UN.

The unique convening power of UNGA gives the opportunity to bring together the whole of the international community in making commitments on global issues. We use our voice in the UN to address the major global challenges and regional crises in the UK national interest.

UK government announcements at the UN General Assembly

UK government speeches at the UN General Assembly

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