Netanyahu to Address UN General Assembly, Hold Bilateral Meetings in New York
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address the UN General Assembly in New York on September 24th and hold numerous bilateral meetings with world leaders during his U.S. visit.
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- Netanyahu will speak at the UN General Assembly on September 24th.
- His U.S. visit includes meetings with several heads of state.
- High demand for meetings led to a selective schedule.
- He is expected to discuss regional security and cooperation.
- The visit concludes before the Sukkot holiday.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to deliver a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 24th at 9:00 PM Israeli time, according to the Prime Minister's Office. This address is considered a central event of his U.S. visit, drawing significant international media and diplomatic attention.
Beyond his UN address, Netanyahu's itinerary includes numerous bilateral meetings. He is set to meet with the presidents of Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Panama, and Ethiopia, as well as the vice president of Colombia and the prime ministers of Greece, Slovenia, and Papua New Guinea. Diplomatic sources indicate a high demand for meetings with Israeli leadership, with many heads of state formally requesting encounters during Netanyahu's stay in New York.
Due to a packed schedule and the need to return to Israel before the Sukkot holiday, the Prime Minister could only accept a portion of the meeting requests. The limited duration of the visit necessitated a strict selection of engagements. During his speech, Netanyahu is expected to discuss pressing regional security issues and prospects for international cooperation.
Following the conclusion of all scheduled events, the Israeli delegation will return to the country.
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