联合国大会第80届会议闭幕评论：安娜莱娜·贝尔伯克主席强调联合国持久的“人寿保险”角色

联合国大会第80届闭幕评论：安娜莱娜·贝尔伯克主席强调联合国的人类“人寿保险”角色
时代广场全球直播间 | 联合国报道记者：Winny Power

纽约，2025年10月 — 当地时间周三，第80届联合国大会一般性辩论正式闭幕。在年度记者会上，联合国大会主席、德国前外交部长安娜莱娜·贝尔伯克（Annalena Baerbock）指出，本届会议吸引了逾190位世界领导人登台演讲，彰显联合国作为国际社会“人寿保险”的独特价值。

聚焦和平、安全与可持续发展
从加沙、乌克兰到苏丹，全球冲突成为大会议程的焦点。贝尔伯克强调，和平与安全与《2030年可持续发展议程》紧密相关：“未能实现可持续发展目标，就无法实现持久和平。”她同时指出气候危机是“本世纪最具决定性的威胁”，呼吁各国承担集体责任。

改革呼声高涨
大会上，联合国改革成为重点议题，涵盖安理会改革及全球金融体系。贝尔伯克提醒各国领导人：“在联合国发表演讲是一回事，但回到本国议会才是真正的考验。”

数据与象征意义
194位发言者：覆盖189个会员国、3个观察员，以及秘书长古特雷斯和大会主席本人。

女性领导人发言者24位，虽较去年提升，但比例仍偏低。

秘书长古特雷斯：举办148场双边会晤，发表20次讲话。

媒体覆盖：逾3,300名记者齐聚纽约。

塑造未来的多边对话
除正式发言外，边会聚焦人工智能监管、公共卫生、气候行动与性别平等。贝尔伯克强调纪念《北京宣言》30周年时女性领导人连续发言的象征意义，体现联合国作为全球多边对话枢纽的独特价值。

评论：联合国的韧性与挑战
第80届联大展示了联合国的吸引力与韧性，同时凸显行动与改革之间的差距。正如贝尔伯克所言，联合国是辩论的平台，但将辩论转化为行动依赖会员国政治意愿。在全球多重危机交织之际，联合国不仅是对话平台，更是全球秩序的重要支柱，其存在即是人类的“人寿保险”。

记者：时代广场全球直播间 — Winny Power

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Commentary on the Closing of the 80th UN General Assembly: President Annalena Baerbock Highlights the UN as Humanity’s “Life Insurance”

Times Square Global Live | UN Coverage – Reporter: Winny Power
New York, October 2025 — On Wednesday, the General Debate of the 80th United Nations General Assembly officially concluded. At the annual press conference, UNGA President and former German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock stressed that participation by over 190 world leaders demonstrated the UN’s unique role as a form of “life insurance” for the international community.

Focus on Peace, Security, and Sustainable Development
From Gaza and Ukraine to Sudan, global conflicts dominated the agenda. Baerbock emphasized that peace and security are inseparable from the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: “Without achieving the SDGs, there can be no sustainable peace.” She also warned that the climate crisis is “the defining threat of the century,” calling for collective responsibility.

Growing Calls for Reform
UN reform, including Security Council and global financial system reform, was a key topic. Baerbock reminded leaders, “Delivering a speech at the UN is one thing, but the true test comes when you return to your national parliaments.”

Key Figures and Symbolism

194 speakers: representing 189 member states, 3 observers, plus Secretary-General António Guterres and President Baerbock.

Only 24 women leaders spoke, a slight increase from 2024 but still underrepresented.

Secretary-General Guterres held 148 bilateral meetings and delivered 20 speeches.

Media coverage: over 3,300 journalists reported from New York.

Shaping the Future through Multilateral Dialogue
Beyond formal speeches, side events addressed AI governance, public health, climate action, and gender equality. Baerbock highlighted the symbolic solidarity of women leaders speaking consecutively during the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration, showcasing the UN’s unique role as a hub for multilateral dialogue.

Commentary: The UN’s Resilience and Challenges
The 80th UNGA illustrated both the UN’s enduring appeal and the gap between debate and action. As Baerbock noted, the UN is a platform for debate, but turning debate into meaningful action depends on the political will of member states. Amid overlapping global crises, the UN remains not only a platform for dialogue but also a cornerstone of multilateralism — and, in many ways, humanity’s “life insurance.”

Reporter: Times Square Global Live – Winny Power