Tunisia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration, and Tunisians Abroad, Mohamed Ali Nafti, is leading a Tunisian delegation to the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. The event, scheduled from September 22-29, 2026, will focus on "Restoring Trust and Managing Transition: A United Nations that Delivers Results for All." Nafti is representing President Kais Saied at the high-level segment of the assembly.
During the general debate of the assembly, Nafti will deliver a statement on behalf of the Tunisian Republic, highlighting the country's positions and perspectives on key regional and international issues. He will also participate in several high-level meetings and events, including discussions on the right to development, addressing the impacts of rising sea levels, and pandemic prevention and response.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs will also engage in various bilateral and multilateral meetings, including a coordination meeting with Arab foreign ministers. Additionally, he will attend regional and group meetings to discuss pressing issues on the international agenda. These interactions aim to strengthen Tunisia's cooperation with other nations and international organizations.
On the sidelines of the high-level segment, Nafti is expected to hold a series of bilateral meetings with his counterparts from friendly and sister countries, as well as representatives of international organizations. These discussions will focus on enhancing cooperation in various fields and exchanging views on regional and international issues of mutual interest.
The 81st UN General Assembly will bring together world leaders to address pressing global challenges. Tunisia's participation in the event reflects the country's commitment to engaging with the international community and contributing to global efforts to promote peace, security, and sustainable development.
As part of Tunisia's engagement with the UN, Nafti will also participate in the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations. This initiative aims to promote cross-cultural understanding and cooperation to address common global challenges. By participating in these events, Tunisia seeks to strengthen its partnerships and cooperation with other nations.
The high-level segment of the 81st UN General Assembly will provide a platform for world leaders to discuss key issues, including sustainable development, climate change, and international peace and security. Tunisia's participation in the event demonstrates the country's commitment to being an active and engaged member of the international community.
Key points
- Tunisia's Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti attends the 81st UN General Assembly to promote cooperation and address global challenges.
- Nafti will deliver a statement on behalf of President Kais Saied, highlighting Tunisia's positions on key regional and international issues.
- The Minister will engage in bilateral and multilateral meetings to strengthen Tunisia's cooperation with other nations and international organizations.
