President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu emphasized the need for a global system that prioritizes practical solutions over empty rhetoric at the opening ceremony of the "Summit of the Future" held at the United Nations Headquarters.
In his address, President Muizzu stressed that today's world requires leaders and systems that act decisively to tackle pressing global challenges. He highlighted the importance of transforming the United Nations (UN) into an organization that works closely with people, delivering real-world solutions to long-standing issues.
While acknowledging that the UN has discussed various visions over the years, President Muizzu criticized the lack of tangible outcomes, stating that the time has come to make these visions a reality through effective multilateral systems.
The President proposed three key areas of focus to achieve this goal: empowering youth, combating climate change, and financially strengthening nations. He noted that his government is investing in digital infrastructure to equip young people with access to modern technologies and foster economic growth through innovation.
Looking ahead, President Muizzu expressed his vision for the Maldives, where youth are empowered through digital innovations, economic opportunities are expanded, and social equality is established. He stressed that these efforts would allow the younger generation to shape their own futures.
He also underscored the impact of climate change, stating that 62 percent of the world's youth are already affected by its consequences. President Muizzu concluded by asserting that future generations will judge today's actions based on results, not promises.
In his address, President Muizzu stressed that today's world requires leaders and systems that act decisively to tackle pressing global challenges. He highlighted the importance of transforming the United Nations (UN) into an organization that works closely with people, delivering real-world solutions to long-standing issues.
While acknowledging that the UN has discussed various visions over the years, President Muizzu criticized the lack of tangible outcomes, stating that the time has come to make these visions a reality through effective multilateral systems.
The President proposed three key areas of focus to achieve this goal: empowering youth, combating climate change, and financially strengthening nations. He noted that his government is investing in digital infrastructure to equip young people with access to modern technologies and foster economic growth through innovation.
Looking ahead, President Muizzu expressed his vision for the Maldives, where youth are empowered through digital innovations, economic opportunities are expanded, and social equality is established. He stressed that these efforts would allow the younger generation to shape their own futures.
He also underscored the impact of climate change, stating that 62 percent of the world's youth are already affected by its consequences. President Muizzu concluded by asserting that future generations will judge today's actions based on results, not promises.
