Cyclone Freddy, Gender & other topics - PGA Spokesperson Briefing
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You will likely hear from Stephane more about what the United Nations and partners are doing to support countries impacted by Cyclone Freddy.
President Kőrösi has said that he stands with all those affected by Cyclone Freddy in Malawi, Mozambique, and Madagascar.
He extended his personal thoughts and condolences, and commended those providing much-needed relief and support.
The Commission on the Status of Women is expected to wrap up its work today, with the Agreed Conclusions document.
You likely saw President Kőrösi’s tweet yesterday giving support to the process, and urging the authors to remember that their decisions matter outside of the negotiating room, to the women and girls looking to them for solutions.
Turning to the UN Water Conference…
Since we spoke on Wednesday, the list of speakers for the Conference General Debate has been put out. I will include the link with my notes. There are currently 187 Member States, regional groups and civil society organizations inscribed for the General Debate. The List of Speakers for the General Debate portion is available here: e-Delegate+ (unmeetings.org)
Looking ahead to next week. You know it will be a busy one.
On Monday, 20 March, at 10AM ET President Kőrösi will address the opening of the 95th session of the international Civil Service Commission.
Around noon on Monday, the President will also take part virtually in the CUNY – that’s the City University of New York – SDG 6 Research and Innovation Marathon Relay.
Monday is also the Nowruz. There will be a commemoration of the International Day of Nowruz, organized by Permanent Missions, at 3PM ET in Conference Room 2.
On Tuesday, 21 March, the General Assembly will hold a plenary meeting to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Tuesday afternoon, the President will speak to the sixth UN Special Thematic Session on Water and Disasters. That starts at 3PM ET in the Trusteeship.
In the evening, the President will have a high-level working dinner organized by President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan, and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands on the occasion of the UN 2023 Water Conference.
On Wednesday, 22 March, the UN 2023 Water Conference begins at 9AM ET in the General Assembly Hall. You know that President Kőrösi will take part in the opening.
His schedule then over the rest of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday is all related to the UN Water Conference.
For further details please see SOURCE below.
Office of the Spokesperson for the General Assembly President
President Kőrösi has said that he stands with all those affected by Cyclone Freddy in Malawi, Mozambique, and Madagascar.
He extended his personal thoughts and condolences, and commended those providing much-needed relief and support.
The Commission on the Status of Women is expected to wrap up its work today, with the Agreed Conclusions document.
You likely saw President Kőrösi’s tweet yesterday giving support to the process, and urging the authors to remember that their decisions matter outside of the negotiating room, to the women and girls looking to them for solutions.
Turning to the UN Water Conference…
Since we spoke on Wednesday, the list of speakers for the Conference General Debate has been put out. I will include the link with my notes. There are currently 187 Member States, regional groups and civil society organizations inscribed for the General Debate. The List of Speakers for the General Debate portion is available here: e-Delegate+ (unmeetings.org)
Looking ahead to next week. You know it will be a busy one.
On Monday, 20 March, at 10AM ET President Kőrösi will address the opening of the 95th session of the international Civil Service Commission.
Around noon on Monday, the President will also take part virtually in the CUNY – that’s the City University of New York – SDG 6 Research and Innovation Marathon Relay.
Monday is also the Nowruz. There will be a commemoration of the International Day of Nowruz, organized by Permanent Missions, at 3PM ET in Conference Room 2.
On Tuesday, 21 March, the General Assembly will hold a plenary meeting to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Tuesday afternoon, the President will speak to the sixth UN Special Thematic Session on Water and Disasters. That starts at 3PM ET in the Trusteeship.
In the evening, the President will have a high-level working dinner organized by President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan, and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands on the occasion of the UN 2023 Water Conference.
On Wednesday, 22 March, the UN 2023 Water Conference begins at 9AM ET in the General Assembly Hall. You know that President Kőrösi will take part in the opening.
His schedule then over the rest of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday is all related to the UN Water Conference.
For further details please see SOURCE below.
Office of the Spokesperson for the General Assembly President
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