UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
NewYorkCity.
President of the Republic of France, Emmanuel Macron, presented for the
81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, held September
22nd, 2026 in New York, a modest request to Regulate Veto with the objective to
avoid mass atrocities in the World.
Albeit President of France identified
imperialism as an International Order, Emmanuel Macron, appealed to the people’s
sovereignty, International Humanitarian Law and International Law to act after
a civilized and normed environment.
Even though rhetoric analyzed by the President
of France schemes Peace as an
imposition, the Head of Government defines fatalism, the (XXth Century),
Industrialized crime and barbarism as what would it mean to re-institute War by
mentioning the Geneva Convention as Framework
to uphold the defense of the ancient European Nations.
Due to the extent of War between the Republic
of Ukraine and the Russian Federation Head of Government signaled France’s objective
to confront Russia and Ukraine’s aspiration for peace as well as acknowledging and
respecting the sovereignty of the people.
Concerning economic matter the President of
France suggested the re-establishment of Lebanese
Security to attend International Traffic
in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and Hezbollah as well as negotiation.
Even though Macron defended climate and
environmental awareness during ONU’s 81st session mentioning
conventions and orders labeled as the Paris Agreement, Ocean Conference and
Paris Peace Forum establishes France’s commitment and responsibilities as member
of multilateral alliances and the World.
Considering the State’s competences, Emmanuel
Macron, established long term objective to re define North South relationship
with continental Africa labeling the North
South Partnership as a scientific parameter to mobilize global trade and promote
multilateral security mentioning, as well, future political engagement for the
African Summit, Pandemics Treaty, African Union Peace Fond and Paris Peace
Forum.
Key Words
Pandemic Treaty African Summit
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