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The United Nations Interpretation Service is a part of the Meetings and Publishing Division (MPD) of the UN's Department for General Assembly and Conference Management (DGACM). Its core function is to provide interpretation from and into Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish for meetings held at United Nations Headquarters , and ...
Since 1955, Brazil and the United States are the first and second countries to speak. [2] Other countries follow according to a speaking schedule issued by the Secretariat. The list of speakers is provided by both the daily UN Journal, while changes in order are also reflected by the UNGA General Debate website.
Since 1955, Brazil and the United States are the first and second countries to speak. [2] Other countries follow according to a speaking schedule issued by the Secretariat. The list of speakers is provided by both the daily UN Journal, while changes in order are also reflected by the UNGA General Debate website.
In addition to his speech to the General Assembly on Tuesday morning, Biden is also expected to meet with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to discuss “how the United States and the United ...
Since 1955 Brazil and the United States are traditionally the first and second countries to speak. [3] Other countries follow according to a speaking schedule issued by the Secretariat . The list of speakers is provided by both the daily UN Journal, while changes in order are also reflected by the UNGA General Debate website.
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The six official languages are also used for the dissemination of official documents. Generally, the texts in each of the six languages are equally authoritative. Most UN councils use all six languages as official and working languages; however, as of 2023 the United Nations Secretariat uses only two working languages: English and French. [5]
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