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In his speech at the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations, President Erdoğan brought up Türkiye's foreign policy, the Palestinian issue, international system reform and climate change. This speech attracted attention in the international community for its call for justice and peace.
Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran said, "Turkey's choice is clear: A more just world and a stronger international system. Turkey will continue to speak out and defend the right and truth for the common future of humanity." he said.
Duran, in his post on his NSosyal account with the tag "Voice of Justice Erdoğan", stated that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan once again strongly announced Türkiye's justice, peace and people-centered messages to the whole world from the podium of the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations.
Pointing out that President Erdoğan, who brought the human tragedy in Gaza to the agenda of the international community in the clearest terms, emphasized that they will continue to be the voice of the free and sovereign Palestinian state, Duran made the following evaluations:
"Our President called on the countries that have not yet recognized Palestine to reconsider their decisions and recognize Palestine. Our President stated that a radical reform will is needed to restore trust in the UN. He emphasized once again that a structure in which the will of more than 190 countries depends on the decisions of 5 countries cannot fully provide justice and trust, and he repeated his call 'The world is bigger than 5'. Our esteemed President, at the podium of the United Nations, said that international law is based on the strong and the weak. "It revealed the necessity of a more equitable global order that does not change and is based on open diplomacy, regional ownership, common development and solidarity."
Director of Communications Duran stated that Erdoğan shared his wish that the COP31 Leaders Summit, which they will host in Antalya in November, will be a summit where climate justice comes to the fore and commitments regarding financing and technology transfer turn into concrete steps.
Explaining that President Erdoğan stated that the Zero Waste Movement, initiated under the leadership of First Lady Erdoğan, has today turned into a strong environmental mobilization on an international scale, Duran said:
"Our esteemed President emphasized the importance of the institution of family and the protection of children and said that Türkiye will continue its strong stance in this field with determination. He emphasized the threat posed by disinformation spreading on social media to social peace and underlined the importance of defending the truth. Drawing attention to the new risks brought by artificial intelligence, he pointed out that a common legal framework should be established at the international level in this field and the regulatory works carried out under the umbrella of the UN should be accelerated. Our esteemed President, from Syria to Ukraine, from Cyprus to He shared Türkiye's approach to peace, stability, dialogue and common solutions on many topics, from the Caucasus to Africa and from artificial intelligence to the fight against disinformation, with the world. As our President stated, there are two paths before us: To increase uncertainty with fear, conflict and introversion, or to build the future together with justice, solidarity and common will. Türkiye's choice is clear: Turkey to speak out and defend the right and truth for a more just world and a stronger international system. will continue."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Türkiye will make efforts to gather more support for the acceptance of Palestine as a full member in the UN General Assembly.
Likely · Within weeks
Concrete commitments on climate finance and technology transfer will be taken at the COP31 Leaders' Summit.
Possible · Within months
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