UNGA 2024:PM Shehbaz’s UNGA Address Goes Viral

New York-(Sepcail Correspondent)-Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif’s recent address at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 79) drew a massive audience, with 1.37 million viewers tuning in on the UN official YouTube channel alone. This impressive viewership made his speech the most-watched event at the global stage, surpassing the viewership of other world leaders’ speeches ¹. According to the Center for Public Opinion Research, PM Sharif’s address was a clear standout, solidifying his position as the most prominent world leader attracting a large number of viewers.

On Al Jazeera’s TikTok account, the prime minister’s address garnered an additional 1.6 million live viewers, further cementing its status as a highly anticipated and widely watched event.

Key Highlights of PM Sharif’s UNGA Speech

– Climate Change: PM Sharif emphasized the devastating impact of climate change on Pakistan, citing the recent floods that affected 33 million people and resulted in over 1,500 deaths ².
– Kashmir Issue: He reiterated Pakistan’s stance on the Kashmir dispute, urging India to reverse its unilateral actions and engage in constructive dialogue ³ ².
– Terrorism: PM Sharif highlighted Pakistan’s efforts in combating terrorism, having suffered over 80,000 casualties and $150 billion in economic losses ².
– Islamophobia: He expressed concern about the rising Islamophobia globally and called for concrete measures to promote interfaith harmony ².

Global Reaction

India responded strongly to PM Sharif’s speech, with First Secretary Bhavika Mangalanandan countering Pakistan’s claims on Kashmir and terrorism ³. The international community continues to urge both nations to engage in peaceful dialogue.

The significant viewership of PM Sharif’s address underscores the global interest in Pakistan’s perspective on key issues. As the country navigates its role in regional and international affairs, its leaders’ voices are being closely watched.

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