NEW YORK – At his time at the United Nations General Assembly (UN) as head of state of Kazakhstan, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev spoke as one of Asia’s emerging youth leaders and as head of state for one of the continent’s powers. (2019) its “first appearance”. This time he gave the impression that he is already one of the “bright stars” of Asia’s emerging generation.
The president quickly identified this as a “dramatic and critical moment” to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the United Nations and called the Covid-19 pandemic an “unprecedented human tragedy” and a “test of resistance” for all humanity. the selfless paintings of fitness personnel around the world and expressed “deep gratitude” to all fitness professionals and other fitness personnel around the world, who protect us all in a time of “global dysfunction. “
The president said that humanity had implicitly “missed the opportunity” at the end of the Cold War, so we will have to identify, as he called it, the paradigm of a “New World” for long-term generations. and the philosopher Abai cited the need for “love, compassion, ambitious action, deeds and consideration. “As a result, the world now faces a decisive moment.
The world’s first priority will have to be the fight against the fatal virus. Unlike other world leaders who seem obsessed with blaming the epidemic, President Tokayev presented transparent and practical suggestions, divided into 4 main categories:
1. La current situation of strong national fitness systems, which can come with the modernization of institutions.
On this point, the Representative resorted to the greatest and maximum direct statement: “take out the policy of the vaccine”.
3. Possibly modify certain foreign regulations and fitness procedures and strengthen the strength and capacity of the World Health Organization (WHO).
4. La the creation of regional disease centres in various parts of the world.
In addition, President Tokayev proposes the creation of a new agency, called the International Agency for Biological Safety.
Regarding the crisis economy, the president called for a “New Global Compact” to address these effects, which have been especially harsh for coastal countries like Kazakhstan. These plans, he said, could be drawn up in the next High. Level Meeting on Financing for Development ».
The goal, the president said, is obvious: 0 hunger. This proposal by the Chair will have to be remarkable both for its clarity and for its frankness.
The president then focused on the family choir that has encouraged and encouraged much of Kazakhstan’s thinking and, in particular, its foreign policy: the eternal factor of nuclear proliferation and the cessation of nuclear tests.
This factor has also enabled a transition to Kazakhstan’s other ongoing concern: combating the effects of climate change, some of which are unusual, even express in Kazakh territory and climate. He explained these effects only as a risk in itself, but also as a “risk multiplier”.
President Tokayev then cited the country’s express spaces of climate concern: the alarming drying of the Aral Sea and the climatic effects at the Semipalatinsk nuclear control site, and said Kazakhstan is vulnerable in those spaces.
But any progress in the above-mentioned efforts will require external cooperation and, above all, external trust. It will also have other effects: the promotion of cultural diversity and the fight against foreign terrorism. In particular, it urges all States to subscribe to the “Code of Conduct for a World Without Terrorism”.
These are just some of the foreign efforts that Kazakhstan is involved in.
The President’s speech then referred to one of the country’s efforts, namely, if not exclusive, that Kazakhstan needs and intends to become an ”attentive’ state’. Through this plan, he projects that he will pay attention to considerations in another United States, rather than enforcing or even protecting selected policies. He also commented that Kazakhstan intends to sign the Optional Protocol on the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights for the time being, demonstrating that the country – and its president – intend to be leaders among the emerging republics of today’s world.