UN unveils its agenda for 2011
Baku, January 16 (AZERTAC). The United Nations has presented its priorities for 2011, among which are issues such as sustainable development, climate change, gender equality, global security, human rights, social and crisis response to nuclear disarmament. The agenda of priorities was presented by the Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, to the 192-member UN General Assembly. Ban said that if 2010 was a challenging year for the United Nations, 2011 will be even more, but stated that the success achieved in any of these items does not belong to a single person.
“It depends on all of us together. It is crucial generational progress has occurred in recent years. We will continue our commitment to the initiative and leadership as essential to meet this ambitious agenda, “he said.
With respect to actions for a sustainable and inclusive development, Ban said that people are worried about your job, your safety on the future of children. Respect to climate change, UN Secretary General stated that `it is growing fast again, `and said it was necessary to `take action on the matter.`
On the issue of gender equality is to combat violence against women and increase the number of female leaders at the UN because these issues, climate change, development, peace and security, involving the woman`s vision, the world will get better results.
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