Il vertice dell'ONU in Turkmenistan stabilisce un piano decennale per i Paesi senza sbocco sul mare

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Il vertice dell'ONU in Turkmenistan stabilisce un piano decennale per i Paesi senza sbocco sul mare

Ad Awaza, in Turkmenistan, le Nazioni Unite hanno definito una tabella di marcia decennale per affrontare le sfide economiche, commerciali e infrastrutturali che interessano 32 Paesi in via di sviluppo senza sbocco sul mare, distribuiti su quattro continenti.

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00:00Grazie a tutti per riaffirmare una vera fondamentale.

00:06La geografia non deve definirare la destina.

00:11Ma per i 32 paesi di sviluppo di sviluppo di sviluppo di África, Asia, Europa e Sud America,

00:18la geografia è molto più semplice le opportunità di sviluppo e l'evoluzione.

00:30La terza Unite Nasi Conference on Land-Not-Developing Countries held in Awaza, Turkmenistan,

00:36convene world leaders, international policy makers and key stakeholders

00:40to chart a path forward for 32 land-not-nations.

00:44The conference-themed Driving Progress Through Partnerships

00:48served as a crucial platform to address structural challenges,

00:52mobilise investment and implement the newly adopted Awaza Programme of Action.

00:56The program sets out a 10-year blueprint to overcome structural barriers,

01:02channel investment where it's most needed,

01:04and strengthen the partnerships that can turn vulnerability into opportunity.

01:08Here, in Turkmenistan, we talk about the problems of developing countries,

01:13that don't have access to the sea, on the paths of their decisions.

01:17We talk about the position of creation and equalization,

01:21mutual respect and account of interests,

01:25care about our people, people, their real and future.

01:30I'm confident that we're on the right path and we'll achieve success.

01:35Delegates from every region shared how connectivity and cooperation

01:38could redefine their country's futures.

01:40It is important for landlocked countries like Nepal because it is bringing all partners,

01:48all development partners and all the stakeholders to transform the landlockedness

01:53into the land-linkedness of landlocked developing countries

01:56so that they can also integrate to the global trading system,

02:01they can also grow their economies and they can also bring prosperity to their people.

02:06South-South Corporation was highlighted as a way to share knowledge,

02:09pool resources and build resilience.

02:12South-South Corporation is important because it brings countries together, right?

02:19It will enable those countries to share experiences and resources,

02:25capitalise on each other's strengths,

02:27and it will also ensure that some of those key challenges

02:33are, you know, bringing other partners on the table,

02:38specifically when it comes to triangle cooperation,

02:41where also the countries can benefit from the expertise of other countries

02:47who have been there, done that.

02:49Speakers acknowledge that geography brings constraints,

02:51but also opportunities if nations act collectively.

02:54The conference is very much important and timely.

03:00All of the LDC countries are faced with tough challenges.

03:03The recent geopolitical tension has cast a shadow over the growth profile of many countries.

03:11It's time they come together and discuss solutions.

03:14Portugal is here because we need inclusive and innovative solutions

03:18for challenges that do not occur in isolation.

03:22We strive for common solutions in implementing now as a program of action.

03:27I would say that consensus is timely and action is urgent.

03:32Many saw Waza as more than a venue, a possible turning point in global cooperation.

03:37Once this conference and the goals that have been outlined are implemented,

03:44this will no doubt go down in history as the conference that did bring about a paradigm shift

03:51that will promote peace, security and stability for economic development.

03:56We've met many countries that are in similar circumstances as ours.

04:02We shouldn't be disadvantaged because of our geographical position.

04:06We should look at what our opportunities are and what collaborations can be made.

04:10It was a sentiment echoed by Turkmenistan's youth forum,

04:13who put the next generation at the heart of transformation.

04:16This forum was not just discussion.

04:18It was a turning point that young people are not only beneficiaries but co-creators of our collective future

04:27as drivers of economic transformation, social cohesion and international peace.

04:33On the final day, Delegates endorsed the Awaza Programme of Action,

04:36adopted the Awaza Political Declaration,

04:38a 10-year plan to drive economic transformation,

04:41strengthen regional trade,

04:43improve infrastructure,

04:44boost climate resilience and unlock financing.

04:47Its legacy will depend on whether the resolve shown here becomes real action

04:51that changes lives far beyond Turkmenistan's shores.

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