UNGA81: Tinubu to Represent Nigeria at Global Assembly
The United Nations announced that 73 Heads of State and 45 Heads of Government are expected to gather in New York for the 81st General Assembly high-level week from September 22 to September 28. UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric provided these details during a briefing, highlighting the significance of the event for global diplomacy.
President Bola Tinubu will lead Nigeria's delegation and deliver the national statement on September 23. Nigeria has improved its position in the provisional list of speakers, moving from 10th to 8th.
The high-level week will also see participation from 49 ministers, 11 vice-presidents, and one crown prince. The General Debate will occur from September 22 to 26 and again on September 28, where leaders will address major international challenges.
In addition to mandated meetings, approximately 168 other events are scheduled, and around 1,000 requests for bilateral meetings have been submitted by Member States.
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