They said it: Leaders at the UN, in their own words
Day: September 24, 2025
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Prime Minister Gonsalves Addresses Global Challenges at UN General Assembly
During the ongoing 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines highlighted the pressing contradictions facing the world, stating that current pressures are leading to increased conflicts, reports 24brussels.
In an exclusive interview, Gonsalves underscored the disruptions in global trade due to tariffs, creating significant uncertainty. He expressed concerns over broken alliances, which further complicate the international landscape.
Despite the prevailing challenges, Gonsalves noted a contrasting sense of hope for a better world. He emphasized the dichotomy between optimism and the current reality marked by numerous catastrophic events.
The Prime Minister identified several critical issues, including climate change, the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, and the urgent need for sustainable development amid uneven growth. In particular, he condemned the ongoing violence in Gaza and the West Bank, describing it as a form of genocide unfolding before the international community.
Furthermore, Gonsalves addressed the U.S. blockade of Cuba and the intensified economic sanctions against the nation, along with President Trump’s naval deployment in the Caribbean, aimed at destabilizing Venezuela. He asserted that these actions violate the principle of maintaining Latin America and the Caribbean as zones of peace, a sentiment echoed by Caribbean nations and organizations such as CELAC.
In light of regional challenges such as drug trafficking, including cocaine and fentanyl, Gonsalves argued against excessive militarization. He called for organizations like BRICS and CARICOM to clarify their positions and enhance their influence on the world stage, asserting the need for a united front to combat these pressing issues.
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