Don't turn back the clock, work together and 'get the future right', urges Prime Minister of Malta

By UN News

Sep 22, 2023 8:08 am

To make multilateralism work in this age of insecurity we need to ensure that a much wider group of voices are heard – in this United Nations, and around the globe, the Prime Minister of Malta said on Friday.

Robert Abela told leaders gathered for the UN General Assembly's annual debate that the voices of all countries – large and small, rich and poor – and of all elements for civil society must be heard and play a role in building and sustaining a better world.

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To make multilateralism work in this age of insecurity we need to ensure that a much wider group of voices are heard – in this United Nations, and around the globe, the Prime Minister of Malta said on Friday.

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