Just recently, 105 heads of state and 45 prime ministers from across the world addressed the first virtual United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meeting. The leaders came to celebrate the 75th anniversary of this biggest organisation on earth.
This year’s general assembly looked to lose its excitement due to the absence of direct interactions among the world leaders, but not its substance for sure. What did the leaders convey to “we the peoples of the United Nations”, as said in the first line of its “sacred” charter?
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