UAE Reaffirms Multilateral Commitment at UNGA 81 Reception
His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan hosted a distinguished gathering at the UN General Assembly, underscoring the Emirates' dedication to international cooperation for sustainable development and regional stability.
His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, convened an official reception during the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, held at the UAE Mission in New York on 26th September, 2026.
The occasion brought together an exceptional assembly of global leadership, including heads of state and government, foreign ministers representing Gulf, Arab and allied nations, distinguished officials from international organisations, and members of the UAE’s delegation to the UN General Assembly.
In welcoming his guests, His Highness reinforced the United Arab Emirates’ unwavering commitment to strengthening multilateral international cooperation as a catalyst for advancing development and peace across regional and global platforms. This principled approach, he emphasised, remains instrumental in fostering the creation of more sophisticated and flourishing societies worldwide.
Addressing the assembly, His Highness extended his best wishes to all participants in the UNGA 81 proceedings, expressing confidence that their deliberations would yield meaningful outcomes. He voiced optimistic expectations that the collective work undertaken during this session would yield substantial progress in implementing the United Nations agenda and advancing the organisation’s pivotal development objectives.
The reception exemplified the UAE’s proactive engagement with the international community and its consistent advocacy for collaborative solutions to global challenges. By bringing together influential stakeholders from diverse regions and sectors, the gathering underscored the shared commitment to multilateralism as an essential framework for addressing contemporary development priorities and fostering lasting peace.
Source: WAM News Agency