Lesotho’s lawmakers will end their Christmas recess on Thursday to attend a speech by UN Secretary-General António Guterres at the New Parliament Building in Maseru. Guterres will also visit South Africa to discuss crucial global and regional issues, emphasizing Pretoria’s G20 Presidency.
Lesotho’s parliamentarians will temporarily suspend their Christmas recess on Thursday to attend an address by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres. This event will take place in Maseru, according to information released by the Lesotho News Agency (LENA). Guterres is scheduled to speak to a joint assembly comprising both members of the National Assembly and senators at the New Parliament Building.
In addition to addressing the Lesotho parliament, Guterres is set to visit South Africa in the following days. His agenda includes discussions on various global and regional issues, with a significant focus on South Africa’s Presidency of the G20. The visit is intended to enhance dialogue and foster cooperation on important international topics, as confirmed by his spokesperson.
In summary, the visit of UN Secretary-General António Guterres to Lesotho represents a significant opportunity for parliamentary engagement and discussion on pressing global and regional issues. This meeting symbolizes Lesotho’s role in fostering international dialogue, particularly in the context of South Africa’s G20 Presidency. Guterres’s itinerary highlights the importance of collaboration and cooperation among nations.
Original Source: apanews.net
