The United Nations General Assembly

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is one of the main bodies of the United Nations, where representatives from all 193 member states come together to discuss and make decisions on global issues. Each country has one vote, and topics can range from international peace and security to humanitarian efforts and sustainable development. The UNGA serves as a platform for dialogue, cooperation, and diplomacy, allowing nations to express their views, negotiate agreements, and address challenges facing the world. While its resolutions are not legally binding, they reflect the collective will and commitment of the international community.