UAE at UNGA urges nations to 'build rather than destroy'
The UAE on Monday urged countries in the Middle East and beyond to "build rather than destroy" as it addressed the UN General Assembly in New York. Khalifa Al Marar, Minister of State, took the UN podium on the last day of speeches at a meeting overshadowed by Middle East conflicts . He said the UAE's foreign policy was rooted in de-escalation, diplomacy and dialogue at a time of regional…
The UAE addressed the UN General Assembly, urging nations to prioritize building rather than destroying in the face of regional tensions. UAE Minister of State Khalifa Al Marar emphasized his country's commitment to de-escalation, diplomacy, and dialogue, rejecting threats and coercion. He reiterated the UAE's support for a peaceful resolution to the decades-old dispute with Iran over three occupied Arabian Gulf islands and called for a ceasefire in Sudan's civil war, urging both warring parties and extremist groups to engage in a political process.
Al Marar also reiterated the UAE's support for US President Donald Trump's plan to end the Gaza conflict, including an Israeli withdrawal and Hamas disarmament, while condemning Israeli escalations in the West Bank and violations in East Jerusalem. The UAE's commitment to the Palestinian people, humanitarian aid, and development projects in the West Bank was highlighted.
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