Erdogan's UN General Assembly Address Published as Book in Three Languages
The publication compiles the Turkish president's remarks on Gaza, regional conflicts and his vision for a more effective international system.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's address to the United Nations General Assembly has been published as a book in Turkish, English and Arabic, according to Anadolu Agency.
The publication compiles the messages Erdogan delivered in his UN address, including his remarks on the situation in Gaza, other regional conflicts, broader global challenges, and his stated vision for building a more effective international system.
By releasing the address in three languages, the publication appears aimed at reaching a wide international readership, spanning Turkish, English-speaking and Arabic-speaking audiences, consistent with Erdogan's frequent framing of Turkey as a bridge between different regions and constituencies on the world stage.
Erdogan has used previous UN addresses to press for reform of international institutions, including the UN Security Council, and to voice criticism of what he has described as an unequal global order. The specific new proposals or arguments contained in this year's address were not detailed beyond the general themes cited in the report.
No additional information was provided on the publisher, distribution plans, or availability of the book to the public.
Sources
- Erdogan’s UN General Assembly address published as book in Turkish, English, Arabic — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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