00:00What is the car?
00:03The second one?
00:03The second one.
00:05This one.
00:08This one.
00:16This one is just a nudity.
00:18They had to put it inside.
00:31Good morning.
00:33Good morning.
00:35Good morning.
00:58We're back.
01:03It becomes clear that humanitarian action is not extraneous to the international order.
01:09Rather, it reflects the global community's responsibility to strengthen solidarity, resist exclusion, and recognize the inherent God-given dignity of
01:22every human person.
01:23Beyond managing crises, therefore, international institutions embody a principle of shared responsibility and affirm that the international community is bound
01:37together by concern for those in the most vulnerable situations.
01:49Indeed, where national institutions recede and community networks disintegrate, its presence helps to prevent humanitarian crises from deteriorating into irreversible
02:02collapse.
02:04For this reason, a renewed commitment to multilateral cooperation is essential.
02:10In an increasingly fragmented and multipolar world, no single state can address global challenges alone.
02:20Lasting peace and integral, sustainable human development are possible only through the participation of all, fostered by genuine international dialogue
02:31and cooperation oriented toward the common good.
02:42This goal can only be achieved through the convergence of effective policies and the coordinated and synergistic implementation of interventions.
02:51The call to walk together in fraternal harmony must become the guiding principle.
02:59In this spirit, I wish to appeal to the governments and peoples of the world to renew and strengthen their
03:06commitment, to increase the resources dedicated to combating hunger and its root causes, and to remove the obstacles that prevent
03:16aid from reaching those in need.
03:19The installation of the Nobel Prize, our company again.
03:25International order has become increasingly fragmented, arising in part from the...
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