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New York on adrenaline: UNGA in full swing with about 1,000 bilateral meetings requested

Streets around the UN headquarters have been sealed off with access restricted to pass holders, as police sirens and motorcades take over New York City and the UN General Assembly high-level debate gets into full swing. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is due to open the debate on Tuesday, followed by an address by US President Donald Trump . More than 1,000 bilateral meetings…

New York on adrenaline: UNGA in full swing with about 1,000 bilateral meetings requested

New York buzzes with the United Nations General Assembly in high gear, as about 1,000 bilateral meetings take place among member states. Police presence and restricted access have solidified the city's streets around UN headquarters. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, and US President Donald Trump are set to address the assembly, with diplomatic discussions centered on global partnerships and conflict resolutions, notably the Iran war.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres emphasizes the importance of recommitting to UN ideals and tackling global risks such as artificial intelligence, climate change, and inequality. At least 1,000 bilateral meetings between member states are scheduled, providing a unique opportunity for heads of state and governments to engage in discreet diplomacy.

The UN offers half-hour slots for delegation meetings, creating an environment of raw diplomacy. For 26th General Assembly attendee Stephane Dujarric, witnessing the historic gathering remains awe-inspiring, despite the chaotic nature of the week. Last year's Trump visit was marred by an escalator issue, but this time, the UN hopes for a smoother experience with less drama.

Delegates and officials, dressed in formal attire and carrying coffee cups, navigate the streets, occasionally stopping to interact with acquaintances or journalists, as the week unfolds with sleepless nights but excitement and exhilaration.

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