Lesotho Parliament to Host UN Chief António Guterres for Key Address
Lesotho lawmakers will cut their Christmas recess on Thursday for a joint session with UN Secretary-General António Guterres in Maseru, where he will discuss significant global and regional matters, focusing on issues related to South Africa’s G20 Presidency.
Parliamentarians in Lesotho are poised to temporarily end their Christmas break this Thursday to attend a special session featuring United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres. According to the Lesotho News Agency (LENA), Guterres is set to address a combined assembly of the National Assembly and the Senate on this occasion.
The event is scheduled to take place at the New Parliament Building in Maseru, as communicated by Fine Maema, the Clerk to the National Assembly. Guterres’ visit to the region includes discussions focused on significant global and regional issues, particularly concerning South Africa’s Presidency of the G20.
His spokesperson has confirmed the itinerary for the upcoming trip, underscoring the visit’s importance in enhancing dialogue and cooperation on critical international matters. The discussions will aim to strengthen partnerships and address pressing issues affecting both the region and the wider global landscape.
The upcoming address by UN Secretary-General António Guterres to Lesotho’s parliament highlights the importance of international dialogue on pressing global issues. His visit is anticipated to foster enhanced cooperation and discussions regarding South Africa’s G20 Presidency, signifying a commitment to collaborative resolution of shared challenges.
Original Source: apanews.net
