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🗽 时报广场全球直播间 · 联合国特别报道新任联大主席贝尔伯克走马上任 呼吁以勇气推进改革New UNGA President Annalena Baerbock Assumes Office, Calls for Courage to Advance Reform纽约联合国总部消息——第八十届联合国大会于周二正式开幕,德国前外交部长 安娜莱娜·贝尔伯克(Annalena Baerbock) 宣誓就任新一任联大主席。她成为大会历史上 第五位女性主席,并呼吁会员国以勇气和团结精神,应对战争、贫困和气候变化等全球性危机。在庄严的就职仪式上,贝尔伯克手按1945年旧金山会议签署的《联合国宪章》原件宣誓,并从卸任主席、喀麦隆的 菲勒蒙·扬 手中接过象征“世界议会秩序”的木槌。这份由美国国家档案馆保存的宪章原件时隔数十年重返联合国总部,将在九月展出,寓意各国依循多边主义建设和平与捍卫人权的集体承诺。“我们的世界确实在承受痛苦,但设想一下,如果没有联合国,这种痛苦将加倍。” —— 贝尔伯克在首次讲话中强调,联合国在人道援助中发挥着不可替代的作用。她点名提到加沙饥饿的儿童、无法上学的阿富汗女孩、逃离战火的乌克兰家庭,以及濒临海平面威胁的太平洋岛国居民。贝尔伯克提出的 优先事项 包括: • 推进联合国80周年改革议程; • 指导下一任秘书长的遴选进程; • 聚焦和平、可持续发展与人权; • 确保大会平等服务193个会员国,成为“桥梁建设者”,倾听所有声音。联合国秘书长 安东尼奥·古特雷斯 对她的当选表示祝贺,赞扬其远见与经验。他敦促各国“重拾80年前创立联合国时的团结精神”,并强调《未来契约》是多边主义的“强心剂”,呼吁加速落实可持续发展目标、推动可再生能源转型,以及支持发展中国家。卸任主席扬在闭幕总结中表示,尽管冲突与分裂加剧,联合国和《宪章》依然代表着全人类对更美好未来的共同承诺。时报广场全球直播间评论贝尔伯克的上任不仅是历史性的一刻,更是在危机交织时代的关键节点。她的呼吁——以勇气和团结应对挑战——不仅关乎联合国能否履行职责,更关乎全球治理的信任能否重建。⸻English VersionUnited Nations Headquarters, New York — The 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) opened on Tuesday with Annalena Baerbock, former Foreign Minister of Germany, sworn in as the new President. She is the fifth woman in history to hold the position and urged member states to act with courage and unity in addressing war, poverty, and climate change. In a solemn ceremony, Baerbock placed her hand on the original 1945 UN Charter, signed at the San Francisco Conference, and received the ceremonial gavel from outgoing President Philémon Yang of Cameroon. The Charter, preserved by the U.S. National Archives, returned to UN headquarters for the first time in decades and will be on display in September as a reminder of the collective pledge to peace and human rights. “Our world is indeed in pain, but imagine how much worse it would be without the United Nations,” Baerbock declared, underscoring the indispensable role of the UN in humanitarian relief. She cited Gaza’s starving children, Afghan girls barred from school, Ukrainian families displaced by war, and Pacific islanders threatened by rising seas. Baerbock outlined her key priorities: • Advancing the UN’s 80th anniversary reform agenda; • Guiding the selection process for the next Secretary-General; • Focusing on peace, sustainable development, and human rights; • Ensuring the Assembly serves all 193 member states equally, acting as a “bridge-builder” where all voices are heard. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres congratulated her on her election, praising her vision and experience. He urged member states to “recapture the spirit of unity that founded the UN 80 years ago,” describing the Pact for the Future as a “booster for multilateralism.” He called for accelerated progress on the Sustainable Development Goals, renewable energy transitions, and stronger support for developing nations. In his farewell remarks, outgoing President Yang emphasized that despite growing conflicts, the UN Charter still embodies humanity’s collective promise of a better future. Times Square Global Live Commentary Baerbock’s inauguration marks not only a historic milestone but also a pivotal moment in an era of overlapping crises. Her call for courage and unity reflects the pressing question: can the UN rebuild global trust and deliver on its mandate in time?


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