(Opening remarks only) Partnership for Multilateralism Summit




The "Partners for Multilateralism Summit", co-hosted by António Costa, president of the European Council, William Ruto, president of Kenya, and Mark Carney, prime minister of Canada, will bring together a diverse group of countries from different regions that share a commitment to strengthening multilateralism, upholding international law, promoting peace, and advancing sustainable and inclusive prosperity.

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Opening remarks by the President of the European Council, António Costa
Location: 405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

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