In his speech, Prithvirajsing Roopun, President of Mauritius, emphasized the moral obligation of the United Nations to honor the sacrifices of those who suffered in war.
He expressed concern over the erosion of core values like peace and justice, highlighting the suffering in Gaza and advocating for a two-State solution to ensure human dignity.
Roopun called for the regulation of artificial intelligence based on international law and supported reforms in global financial institutions to reflect contemporary realities.
He stressed the need for a multilateral approach to tackle climate change, particularly for small island states, and urged for an ambitious climate agreement that acknowledges differentiated responsibilities.
He reaffirmed Mauritius’s commitment to the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for Small Island Developing States and emphasized Africa’s potential, urging international support for the continent’s growth.
