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President-elect of the United Nations General Assembly calls on Prime Minister Modi

| | Aug 28, 2017, at 10:52 pm
New Delhi, Aug 28 (IBNS): Miroslav Lajcak, President-elect of the United Nations General Assembly and Minister of Foreign & European Affairs of Slovak Republic called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday.

Prime Minister congratulated Miroslav Lajcak on his election to the post of President of the 72nd UN General Assembly. President-elect Lajcak shared his priorities for the upcoming 72nd UN General Assembly,read a government statement.

The Prime Minister assured him of India’s full and constructive cooperation in discharging his new responsibilities.

They both discussed the need for stronger UN action on major global challenges including terrorism, United Nations reform, implementation of Sustainable Development Goals, and climate change.

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