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    Final Address

    On Tuesday, UN Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres delivered his final address at the United Nations General Assembly, urging world leaders to build a future grounded in interdependence.[1]

    The assembly convened amid pressing issues, including climate change, armed conflict, inequality, and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, which Guterres highlighted as obstacles to global stability.[1]

    In his speech, Guterres appealed to governments and international institutions to strengthen cooperation, arguing that shared responsibilities are essential for tackling the array of crises facing humanity.[1]

    Context of Global Challenges

    Guterres highlighted that the General Assembly was convened against a backdrop of formidable challenges, including climate change, war, inequality, and the rise of artificial intelligence.[1]

    Call for Interdependence

    In urging leaders, he portrayed interdependence not as a choice but as a necessity, insisting that shared responsibilities and collective action are the only viable path forward to address humanity’s pressing crises.[1]

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