Lesotho’s parliament will temporarily end Christmas recess to hear UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ speech in Maseru. He will address both National Assembly members and senators at the New Parliament Building. Guterres’ visit aims to foster dialogue on global issues, especially concerning South Africa’s G20 Presidency.
Lesotho’s lawmakers will interrupt their Christmas recess on Thursday to attend a speech by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres in Maseru. This session, which will involve both members of the National Assembly and senators, is reported by the Lesotho News Agency (LENA).
The address will take place at the New Parliament Building, a location confirmed by the Clerk to the National Assembly, Fine Maema. Guterres plans to discuss various global and regional topics during his visit to Lesotho and South Africa, focusing on Pretoria’s G20 Presidency.
The itinerary for the region has been confirmed by Guterres’ spokesperson, who emphasized that this visit is crucial for encouraging dialogue and cooperation on significant international issues.
Lesotho’s parliament will reconvene to hear UN Secretary-General António Guterres, underscoring the importance of international dialogue and cooperation on pressing matters. Guterres’ visit is particularly aimed at addressing global and regional issues, reflecting the significance of Lesotho in the G20 discussions.
Original Source: apanews.net
