Prime Minister Modi won't address U.N. General Assembly; Trump to speak on September 23.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not address the General Debate at the annual high-level session of the United Nations General Assembly later this month, according to a revised provisional list of speakers issued in United Nations.
The 80th session of the U.N. General Assembly will open on September 9. The high-level General Debate will run from September 23-29, with Brazil as the traditional first speaker of the session, followed by the U.S.
PM Modi to address UNGA in September; Trump to speak on September 23; trade tensions between U.S. and India.
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PM Modi is unlikely to attend the ASEAN summit in Malaysia; External Affairs Minister Jaishankar will represent India.
September 23 marks the start of the high-level General Debate, where more than 150 leaders will address the UN.
The Russian delegate will speak from the UN rostrum on September 27
