Sri Lanka set to deliver national address at UN General Assembly

Sri Lanka is scheduled to deliver its national statement at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, 28th, as part of the organisation's ongoing plenary sessions where member states present their positions on international affairs.

The presentation will provide an opportunity for Sri Lanka to articulate its stance on key global issues and priorities to the international community. The UN General Assembly's annual session traditionally features national statements from member nations, allowing countries to outline their policy positions and concerns.

As a UN member state, Sri Lanka's participation in the General Assembly underscores its continued engagement with multilateral diplomatic forums and the international rules-based order.

The statement comes as the UN General Assembly continues its annual session, with member states addressing matters ranging from sustainable development and climate change to security and humanitarian concerns.