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(United Nations Headquarters, New York (March 17, 2026)
– On Tuesday, March 10, 2026, Her Excellency Ambassador Mutryce Williams, Permanent Representative of Saint Kitts and Nevis to the United Nations and Vice-President of the UN General Assembly, welcomed His Excellency Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., President of the Republic of the Philippines, to the United Nations General Assembly. Ambassador Williams personally greeted President Marcos and presided over the session, underscoring Saint Kitts and Nevis’ continued leadership and active presence at the UN.
In her dual capacity as Vice-President of the General Assembly and Permanent Representative, Ambassador Williams played a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth conduct of the session, fostering an inclusive environment that reflected the diverse voices of all UN Member States, particularly small island developing states. Her leadership highlighted the significant contributions of smaller nations in shaping global discussions, advancing multilateral cooperation, and promoting shared solutions to international challenges.
During the session, President Marcos addressed Member States on key global issues, including sustainable development, climate action, and regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific. His speech reaffirmed the Philippines’ commitment to multilateralism, peace, and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, stressing the importance of solidarity among nations in addressing complex global challenges such as environmental sustainability and inclusive economic growth.
The session emphasized the importance of diplomacy, dialogue, and collaboration in fostering a resilient and equitable international system. Ambassador Williams’ leadership in welcoming President Marcos and overseeing the Assembly session highlighted the global visibility of Saint Kitts and Nevis and reinforced the nation’s influential role in the United Nations.
Through this continued leadership, Saint Kitts and Nevis remains a strong advocate for the interests of small island developing states, while making valuable contributions to global policymaking, peacebuilding, and sustainable development initiatives.
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