Africa-Press – Botswana. President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko returned to Gaborone on 28th September 2025 following a productive working visit to New York, United States, where he participated in the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 80). The historic session marked the 80th anniversary of the United Nations under the theme “Better Together. 80 Years More for Peace, Development and Human Rights.”
During his visit, President Boko delivered his maiden address to the General Assembly, reaffirming Botswana’s commitment to multilateralism, sustainable development, human rights, and global peace. His speech highlighted Botswana’s active role in promoting cooperation and advancing international priorities that benefit both the region and the world.
In addition to addressing the Assembly, President Boko engaged in several high-level meetings, co-hosted and participated as a panelist in select events, and held bilateral discussions with world leaders. These engagements focused on strengthening partnerships, exploring new opportunities for collaboration, and advancing shared goals in peace, development, and human rights.
President Boko’s presence at UNGA 80 reinforced Botswana’s voice on the global stage. His interactions emphasized the nation’s dedication to shaping a more peaceful, just, and prosperous world, while enhancing Botswana’s diplomatic influence and international cooperation.
The successful visit underscored the importance of active participation in multilateral platforms and highlighted Botswana’s commitment to contributing meaningfully to global discussions on peace, development, and human rights.
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