India's Jaishankar Set to Deliver UNGA Address as Conflicts and UN Transition Loom
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- •Jaishankar will address the UN General Assembly on September 26 during the high-level General Debate running September 22-28.
- •India has been pressing for UN Security Council reform and a permanent seat, a theme likely to feature in the address.
- •The session unfolds against expanding global conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, plus a pending UN leadership transition.
- •India has sought to position itself as a representative of Global South priorities, including climate finance and multilateral reform.
- •Jaishankar represents India at UNGA rather than Prime Minister Modi, who attended last year's session.
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