Mr. Takei

Mr. Takei

Japan
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Speeches

JPN A/77/PV.90 July 19, 2023

Japan expresses its deep regret that Russia chose to cast a veto on 11 July (see S/PV.9371), blocking the reauthorization of the cross- border humanitarian aid mechanism in Syria. Russia’s veto is a clear reflection of its indifference to the suffering of the Syrian people. I dare say that it goes a…

JPN A/77/PV.88 July 18, 2023

My heart breaks every time I see the horrifying images in Ukraine — people fleeing and civilian infrastructure destroyed. My home prefecture of Miyazaki, in Japan, a city of 1 million people — just as many as Kherson Oblast, in Ukraine — hosts refugees from Ukraine. I am proud that Japan, including…

JPN S/PV.9381 July 18, 2023

I commend the United Kingdom’s initiative to take up artificial intelligence (AI) in the Security Council. This will be a good beginning for future global discussions. I also thank the Secretary-General and the other briefers. AI is changing the world. AI has transformed human life. Its speed, pote…

JPN S/PV.9380 July 17, 2023

I thank you, Mr. President, for calling this important meeting. I also thank Under- Secretary-General DiCarlo for her briefing and welcome the participation of Foreign Minister Kuleba of Ukraine in this meeting. I condemn Russia for taking the rest of the world hostage. It is deeply regrettable tha…

JPN S/PV.7951 May 25, 2017

At the outset, I should like to congratulate you, Foreign Minister Nin Novoa, on your presentation and to thank you for holding this open debate. It is also my pleasure to see Secretary-General António Guterres again after the London Somalia Conference two weeks ago. I would also like to thank Ms. C…