81st General Assembly Session

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Below are the archived discussions of the 81st General Assembly Session, which lasted from 5325 to 5340.

Mr. Isaac Lawson, General-Secretary of the World Congress:

Following the 5325 Security Council elections, the World Congress welcomes governments, political parties and other organisations to the 65th General Assembly Session.

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Commissar of External Affairs of the Utemban Democratic Republic, Phuntsok Gyatso
Jointly with:
Foreign Minister of the Serene Phodang of Utembo, Chödrön Jigme

We jointly request the admission of the two parties simultaneously into the World Congress.

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His Excellency President Li Ming of the Federal Republic of Yingdala

Honorable delegates,

Esteemed members of the General Assembly,

Ladies and gentlemen,

Today, I stand before you as the President of Yingdala, a nation that cherishes the values of peace, cooperation, and global harmony. It is with great pride and conviction that I address this distinguished assembly to share Yingdala's foreign policy plan, which reflects our unwavering commitment to a world free from the shadows of imperialism and colonialism.

History has witnessed the scars left by the days of imperialism and colonialism, where nations and peoples suffered the consequences of exploitation, subjugation, and inequality. Today, we stand united in declaring that those dark chapters are behind us. The era of imperial dominance has come to an end, and we, as members of the World Congress, must strive to build a future based on equality, justice, and shared prosperity. Yingdala, like many nations, has endured the pain of foreign domination and understands the importance of self-determination. We believe in the inherent rights of all nations to chart their own destinies, free from external interference. Our foreign policy plan stands firm against any form of imperialism or colonial ambition, upholding the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the right to determine one's own path.

In the spirit of cooperation and mutual respect, we seek to foster partnerships with nations around the globe based on shared values and common goals. We reject any notion that seeks to subjugate or exploit other nations for selfish gains. Instead, we champion dialogue, understanding, and collaboration as the foundations of fruitful relationships between nations. Yingdala's foreign policy plan is built upon the pillars of peace, economic diplomacy, and multilateralism. We are committed to resolving conflicts through peaceful means, promoting dialogue as the cornerstone of diplomacy, and supporting multilateral institutions that serve as guarantors of global stability.

Economic diplomacy is not a tool for dominance or control but a means to uplift nations and empower communities. Yingdala is dedicated to promoting trade, investment, and economic cooperation that benefits all parties involved. We strive for win-win outcomes, where prosperity is shared and inequalities are addressed through inclusive growth. Central to our foreign policy vision is the belief in multilateralism as a powerful mechanism for global governance. We advocate for the United Nations and other international institutions that promote cooperation, dialogue, and collective decision-making. Through collaborative efforts, we can tackle the urgent challenges that face humanity, such as climate change, poverty, and global health crises.

Ladies and gentlemen,

Yingdala's foreign policy plan firmly rejects any remnants of imperialism or colonialism that seek to divide nations or exploit resources. We stand resolute in our commitment to fostering equality, justice, and mutual respect in all our international engagements. The days of dominance and subjugation are over, and it is together, united as members of the World Congress, that we forge a new path toward a brighter future. Let us work hand in hand, recognizing the inherent worth and dignity of all nations, regardless of their size or resources. Let us build bridges of understanding, celebrate diversity, and champion the principles of self-determination and sovereignty.

Together, let us build a world where the lessons of history guide us toward a future of peace, cooperation, and shared prosperity.

Thank you, and may our collective efforts lead us to a world where imperialism and colonialism are but distant memories, replaced by a global community founded on justice, equality, and unity.

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Taji Dabalaa, Permanent representative of Nsanlosa to the World Congress

Esteemed colleagues, our country, through much deliberation and a public referendum, has decided to step away from colonial heritage and adopt the new name of Nsanlosa, to be officially named the Kingdom of Nsanlosa. We hereby request that all nations within the World Congress, as well as the World Congress itself, henceforth name our country as requested and use it in official correspondence.

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Baqi Marri, Esteemed Representative of Medinese delegation to WC:

We shall recognize this move and encourage other delegates and diplomats to follow suit!

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Mr. Xiao Song, Dalibor's Permanent Representative to the World Congress:

Dalibor is pleased to recognise the new, official name of the Kingdom of Nsanlosa. Official government communications will be updated to reflect the new name as soon as possible.

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Mr. Kang Chunggŭn, Head Representative of the West Dovanian Union Delegation to the World Congress:

We confirm that the Kingdom of Great Bae, State of Seko, and Republic of Kazulia all recognize the name of the Kingdom of Nsanlosa. The West Dovanian Union shall use Nsanlosa in all future diplomatic and international capacities.