Daily Press Briefing: Afghanistan, Russia, General Assembly, Climate, Central African Republic, Syria, Yemen, Palestine, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Press Conferences
Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary General.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- AFGHANISTAN: U.N. CHIEF CONDEMNS ATTACK IN KABUL
-SECRETARY-GENERAL TO PARTICIPATE IN ST. PETERSBURG INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC FORUM
-SECRETARY-GENERAL CONGRATULATES MIROSLAV LAJČÁK ON HIS ELECTION AS PRESIDENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
-U.N. CHIEF URGES LEADERS TO RALLY BEHIND PARIS AGREEMENT
-IN SPITE OF PROGRESS, DEEP TENSIONS REMAIN IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC – U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS OFFICIAL
-SYRIA: ‘ASTANA AGREEMENT MUST SUCCEED’ SAYS U.N. RELIEF OFFICIAL
-U.N. PROVIDING SUPPORT IN YEMEN TO RESPOND TO INCREASING NUMBER OF CHOLERA CASES
-U.N. REPORT: OCCUPATION POLICIES KEY CAUSE OF HUMANITARIAN NEEDS IN THE OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY
-U.N. REFUGEE AGENCY DELIVERS EMERGENCY SUPPLIES IN BANGLADESH IN THE WAKE OF CYCLONE MORA
-U.N. NOT INVOVLED IN CAMBODIA’S COMMUNAL ELECTIONS
-U.N. CO-HOSTING MEETING ON APPLICATION TO COMBAT MONEY LAUNDERING AND TERRORISM FINANCING
-PRESS CONFERENCES TOMORROW
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