Paraguay defends multilateralism as the most effective path toward sustainable development - .::Agencia IP::.

Paraguay defends multilateralism as the most effective path toward sustainable development - .::Agencia IP::.

Asunción, Agencia IP.- Paraguay reaffirmed that multilateralism remains the most effective path toward sustainable development, calling for a collective vision of «a brighter and better future, where we see these changes become reality,» as expressed by President Santiago Peña on past Tuesday during the 79th Special Plenary Session of the United Nations General Assembly. In […]

Asunción, Agencia IP.- Paraguay reaffirmed that multilateralism remains the most effective path toward sustainable development, calling for a collective vision of «a brighter and better future, where we see these changes become reality,» as expressed by President Santiago Peña on past Tuesday during the 79th Special Plenary Session of the United Nations General Assembly.

In his speech to representatives of nations gathered at the UN headquarters in New York City, Peña emphasized that although Paraguay is geographically small, it is a spiritual giant—»a giant that is reemerging, ready to take on the central role it deserves on the international stage.»

The President highlighted the importance of multilateralism and the vital role of middle powers in maintaining global trade stability during challenging times.

«Paraguay is ready to reclaim its leading role in the world—one that is vigorous and responsible—as a middle power. We offer our experience and history, that of a country that has seen the effects of war in a world without multilateralism and has built a stable democracy with consistent economic policies. We see Paraguay as a bridge between countries with varying levels of development,» he stated.

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