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Diario De Las Naciones Unidas Núm. 2019/187 Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 Diario de las Naciones Unidas Programa y orden del día de las sesiones y reuniones Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 Reuniones oficiales Los cambios del lugar o la hora de celebración de las reuniones de hoy pueden consultarse en la versión digital del Diario en https://journal.un.org/ Versión digital del Diario de las Naciones Unidas De conformidad con lo dispuesto en la resolución 71/323 de la Asamblea General, ya puede accederse a una versión digital del Diario de las Naciones Unidas en la siguiente dirección: https://journal.un.org. Este sitio web multilingüe y fácil de usar es compatible también con teléfonos inteligentes y tabletas. De conformidad con la misma resolución, y en cumplimiento de lo dispuesto en el artículo 55 del reglamento de la Asamblea General, ya puede accederse a todos los contenidos relacionados con las reuniones oficiales, incluidos los resúmenes, en los seis idiomas oficiales; los contenidos sobre otras reuniones y la información general seguirán publicándose en francés e inglés únicamente. Asamblea General Septuagésimo cuarto período de sesiones 9.00 horas Novena sesión plenaria [transmisión web] Salón de la Asamblea General La Lista de oradores se publica diariamente sobre la base de la información recibida hasta las 18.30 horas del día anterior; puede consultarse la información más reciente aquí: LiveListofSpeakers. Discurso pronunciado por: El Excmo. Sr. Paramasivum Pillay Vyapoory, Presidente de la República de Mauricio Continuación del debate general - Tema 8 Discursos pronunciados por: El Excmo. Sr. Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, Vicepresidente de la República de Indonesia El Excmo. Sr. Thomas Motsoahae Thabane, Primer Ministro del Reino de Lesotho El Excmo. Sr. Narendra Modi, Primer Ministro de la República de la India 19-15839 (S) *1915839* ¡Piense en el medio ambiente! Se ruega reciclar Núm. 2019/187 Diario de las Naciones Unidas Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 La Excma. Sra. Erna Solberg, Primera Ministra de Noruega El Excmo. Sr. Lee Hsien Loong, Primer Ministro de la República de Singapur El Excmo. Sr. Imran Khan, Primer Ministro de la República Islámica del Pakistán El Excmo. Sr. Andrew Holness, Primer Ministro, Ministro de Defensa, Crecimiento Económico y Creación de Empleo de Jamaica El Excmo. Sr. Marjan Šarec, Primer Ministro de la República de Eslovenia La Excma. Sra. Mia Amor Mottley, Primera Ministra, Ministra de Seguridad Nacional y Administración Civil y Ministra de Finanzas, Asuntos Económicos e Inversión de Barbados El Excmo. Sr. Qohir Rasulzoda, Primer Ministro de la República de Tayikistán El Excmo. Sr. Edi Rama, Primer Ministro y Ministro para Europa y de Relaciones Exteriores de la República de Albania El Excmo. Sr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Primer Ministro de la República Helénica El Excmo. Sr. Hubert Alexander Minnis, Primer Ministro del Commonwealth de las Bahamas El Excmo. Sr. Timothy Harris, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Desarrollo Sostenible, Seguridad Nacional, Empoderamiento de las Personas y Empoderamiento de los Electores de Saint Kitts y Nevis China Federación de Rusia Argelia Islas Salomón Túnez 15.00 horas Décima sesión plenaria [transmisión web] Salón de la Asamblea General La Lista de oradores se publica diariamente sobre la base de la información recibida hasta las 18.30 horas del día anterior; puede consultarse la información más reciente aquí: LiveListofSpeakers. Continuación del debate general - Tema 8 Discursos pronunciados por: La Excma. Sra. Delcy Rodriguez Gomez, Vicepresidenta de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela El Excmo. Sr. José Ulisses Correia e Silva, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Reforma de la República de Cabo Verde El Excmo. Sr. Mahathir bin Mohamad, Primer Ministro de Malasia El Excmo. Sr. Allen Michael Chastanet, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Finanzas, Crecimiento Económico, Creación de Empleo, Relaciones Exteriores y Administración Pública de Santa Lucía El Excmo. Sr. Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores y Comercio del Estado Independiente de Samoa El Excmo. Sr. Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas, Primer Ministro de la República de Vanuatu 2 Núm. 2019/187 Diario de las Naciones Unidas Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 La Excma. Sra. Sheikh Hasina, Primera Ministra de la República Popular de Bangladesh El Excmo. Sr. Gaston Alphonso Browne, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Finanzas y Gobernanza Empresarial de Antigua y Barbuda El Excmo. Sr. Keith Rowley, Primer Ministro de la República de Trinidad y Tabago El Excmo. Sr. Ralph Gonsalves, Primer Ministro y Ministro de Finanzas, Administración Pública, Seguridad Nacional, Asuntos Jurídicos y Asuntos Internos de San Vicente y las Granadinas El Excmo. Sr. Abdalla Hamdok, Primer Ministro de la República del Sudán Paraguay Islandia Nepal República Unida de Tanzanía Papua Nueva Guinea Guinea Ecuatorial _______________________________________________________________________ Sesión plenaria de alto nivel - Modalidades de Acción Acelerada para los Pequeños Estados Insulares en Desarrollo (Trayectoria de Samoa) 10.00 horas [transmisión web] Salón del Consejo de Administración Fiduciaria Sesión de apertura Declaraciones introductorias 10.45: Mesa redonda de múltiples interesados 1 15.00 horas [transmisión web] Salón del Consejo de Administración Fiduciaria Mesa redonda de múltiples interesados 2 Sesión de clausura Aprobación de la declaración política La Presidencia de la Asamblea General convocará un examen de alto nivel de las Modalidades de Acción Acelerada para los Pequeños Estados Insulares en Desarrollo (Trayectoria de Samoa), de conformidad con lo establecido en las resoluciones de la Asamblea General 71/225 y 72/307, y la decisión 73/522. La Presidencia de la Asamblea General envió una carta, de fecha 31 de julio de 2019, 20 de septiembre de 2019, 20 de septiembre de 2019 y 23 de septiembre de 2019, a todos los representantes permanentes y observadores permanentes. Enlaces: Sitio web y Programa Contactos: Nehali Anupriya, Oficina de la Presidencia de la Asamblea General ([email protected]) y Paolo Dua, DGACM (organizaciones intergubernamentales y sistema de las Naciones Unidas) ([email protected]) 3 Núm. 2019/187 Diario de las Naciones Unidas Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 Comisión Consultiva en Asuntos Administrativos y de Presupuesto 10.00 a 13.00 horas Sesión privada Sala 10 15.00 a 18.00 horas Sesión privada Sala 10 Sesión a puerta cerrada Próximas reuniones oficiales Asamblea General Septuagésimo cuarto período de sesiones 28 de septiembre de 2019 9.00 horas 11ª sesión plenaria [transmisión web] Salón de la Asamblea General Continuación del debate general - Tema 8 Discursos pronunciados por: El Excmo. Sr. Lotay Tshering, Primer Ministro del Reino de Bhután El Excmo. Sr. Ruhakana Rugunda, Primer Ministro de la República de Uganda El Excmo. Sr. Christian Ntsay, Primer Ministro y Jefe de Gobierno de la República de Madagascar Su Eminencia el Cardenal Pietro Parolin, Secretario de Estado de la Santa Sede Viet Nam Camboya República Árabe Siria Tuvalu Kirguistán Cuba San Marino Suecia México Botswana Sudáfrica Granada Islas Marshall Guinea-Bissau Bahrein 4 Núm. 2019/187 Diario de las Naciones Unidas Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 15.00 horas 12ª sesión plenaria [transmisión web] Salón de la Asamblea General Continuación del debate general - Tema 8 Emiratos Árabes Unidos Omán Turkmenistán República Democrática Popular Lao Bahrein Belice Filipinas Azerbaiyán Myanmar Mongolia Mozambique Guyana Nicaragua Yemen Congo Haití Asamblea General Septuagésimo cuarto período de sesiones Consultas oficiosas sobre el proyecto de resolución relativo al tema 76 a) (Los océanos y el derecho del mar) del programa provisional del septuagésimo cuarto período ordinario de sesiones de la Asamblea General 1 de octubre 10.00 a 13.00 horas Privada Sala 6 15.00 a 18.00 horas Privada Sala 6 Primera Comisión Septuagésimo cuarto período de sesiones 3 de octubre de 2019 15.00 a 18.00 horas Reunión de organización [transmisión web] Sala 4 Para examinar su programa de trabajo y calendario provisionales y su calendario indicativo para los debates temáticos El debate general sobre todos los temas del programa relativos al desarme y a la seguridad internacional tendrá lugar del 7 de octubre de 2019 al 16 de octubre de 2019. La lista de oradores para el debate general está abierta a través del portal e-deleGATE del 9 de septiembre de 2019 al 8 de octubre de 2019. 5 Núm. 2019/187 Diario de las Naciones Unidas Viernes 27 de septiembre de 2019 Durante el debate general, se respetará un límite de tiempo de 8 minutos para las delegaciones que intervengan en calidad de representantes de su país y de 13 minutos para las que intervengan en nombre de varias delegaciones. El debate temático se celebrará del 17 de octubre de 2019 al 31 de octubre de 2019. La lista de oradores para los debates temáticos se abrirá el 10 de octubre de 2019 y se cerrará a las 18.00 horas del 22 de octubre de 2019. Durante los debates temáticos deberá respetarse un límite de cinco minutos para las delegaciones que intervengan en calidad de representantes de su país y de siete minutos para las que intervengan en nombre de varias delegaciones. La composición de las delegaciones deberá inscribirse en el portal e-deleGATE. Las delegaciones que deseen reservar salas para celebrar consultas deberán ponerse en contacto con la secretaría. Las delegaciones que deseen que sus declaraciones se publiquen en el portal PaperSmart deberán enviar una copia de la declaración en formato PDF al menos una
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