
Tatiana Valovaya, Director-General of UN Geneva
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http://www.ungeneva.org 05-06-2012 11:07:55
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My heartfelt congratulations to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV and Catholics around the world. Our world is in need of the strongest voices for peace, social justice, human dignity & compassion. I look forward to building on the long legacy of cooperation between the United Nations and the

Thank you to His Excellency Mr. Justin Tkatchenko for his visit to United Nations Geneva yesterday. We are proud to welcome Papua New Guinea and its newly opened Permanent Mission into our International Community – the 187th Member States represented in Geneva. Hon. Justin W Tkatchenko MP




Always a pleasure to welcome my colleague Martin Chungong from IPUparliament at United Nations Geneva. Thank you for briefing Member States representatives on the upcoming Sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliaments which will take place this July at the Palais des Nations.


It was a pleasure to welcome H.E. the Honourable Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth United Nations Geneva. Thanks for our discussion on the future of multilateralism & the Commonwealth’s commitment to inclusive development & the advancement of democratic values


I was a pleasure to welcome to H.E. Ms. Urujeni Bakuramutsa, new Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of Rwanda to United Nations Geneva. I look forward to our continued collaboration on matters of shared interest. Permanent Mission of Rwanda to The United Nations

At United Nations Geneva, we are proud to support World Health Organization (WHO) & facilitate the proceedings of the World Health Assembly! I join Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in warmly congratulating World Health Organization (WHO) Member States for their adoption of the #PandemicAccord. Thank you for your commitment in making the world a safer place.


Very happy to join FAOGeneva, Slovenia to UN Geneva, SwitzerlandUN & Rwanda in Geneva at Geneva’s Botanical Garden yesterday to celebrate #WorldBeeDay. Bees & other pollinators are essential for our food, ecosystems & future. Let’s work together to #SavetheBees.


Today we celebrated the first-ever commemoration of International #TeaDay. Thank you FAOGeneva & SriLanka at UNGeneva for bringing this cherished ritual United Nations Geneva. More than a drink, tea is a global heritage, a symbol of hospitality, and a source of livelihoods for millions of people.



Pleased to accept a donation of books from China Mission Geneva to our UN Library&Archives Geneva today. This donation will further enrich our very diverse book collection, an important step towards strengthening our library’s position as an active knowledge hub for the international community.


Many thanks to World Health Organization (WHO), Belgium UN Geneva & UCI for joining us United Nations Geneva on Place des Nations today to mark #WorldBicycleDay2025! When it is made safe, cycling is a simple, affordable, reliable, healthy, clean & sustainable means of transport!


On this #PKDay, United Nations Geneva we paid tribute to our uniformed & civilian personnel. For nearly 80 years, peacekeepers have made a tangible impact on the lives of communities everywhere. Today we recommitted to building peace together, for present & future generations.




The United Nations humanitarian agency UN Humanitarian has been forced to re-prioritize its work. Brutal 2025 funding cuts mean humanitarians must do more with less. It also means that millions of people will go without humanitarian assistance. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

“I reaffirm the Secretary-General’s condemnation of any military escalation in the Middle East,” Rosemary A. DiCarlo said to the UN Security Council, urging Israel & Iran to exercise maximum restraint, and avoid at all costs a descent into deeper conflict. buff.ly/jd4cwIi

