World Leaders Speaking English (Non-Native Speakers) — Transcript

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1. 0:00we want to build a society that is
2. 0:02socially
3. 0:03economically and environmentally
4. 0:05sustainable
5. 0:06we want to strengthen equality education
6. 0:09and skills
7. 0:10we want finland to be a country where
8. 0:12every child can become anything
9. 0:14and everyone can live and grow all
10. 0:16safely and happily
11. 0:18we are going to be active in european
12. 0:20union and
13. 0:22globally we want to create stability
14. 0:25the new government starts its work today
15. 0:28i dear friends
16. 0:32good morning
17. 0:39on the occasion of my visit to the
18. 0:42united nations
19. 0:44i am pleased to greet you
20. 0:48the men and women who are
21. 0:51in many ways the backbone
22. 0:56of this organization
23. 1:01i thank you for your welcome
24. 1:05ladies and gentlemen i am delighted to
25. 1:08greet
26. 1:08members and guests of the general
27. 1:11assembly
28. 1:12of the international exhibitions bureau
29. 1:16russia has a long and rich experience of
30. 1:19participation in the world expo movement
31. 1:22we took part in the very first universal
32. 1:25exhibition in london
33. 1:27in 1851 at the paris exhibition in
34. 1:311900 our pavilion won the golden gold
35. 1:35medal
36. 1:36and grand prix but in all this time
37. 1:40russia has not hosted the world expo
38. 1:44not once surely time
39. 1:47has come to change this
40. 1:50we would like to ensure that our
41. 1:52children learn to become good human
42. 1:54beings
43. 1:55with qualities such as compassion
44. 1:57empathy
45. 1:58and respect for nature these are the
46. 2:02main elements of gross national
47. 2:03happiness
48. 2:04based curriculum we have in the schools
49. 2:06in bhutan
50. 2:08we are planning to enhance school
51. 2:10curriculum with practical lessons
52. 2:12on climate change so that every student
53. 2:16becomes a climate champion mr president
54. 2:21excellencies ladies and gentlemen
55. 2:24norway is a firm supporter of a
56. 2:26rule-based multilateral order
57. 2:29we are a consistent partner in efforts
58. 2:32to promote sustainable development
59. 2:34peace and security and human rights
60. 2:37the world needs strong multilateral
61. 2:39cooperation and institutions
62. 2:41to tackle global challenges such as
63. 2:44climate change
64. 2:45cyber security and terrorism
65. 2:50you did an
66. 2:54outstanding job i know that
67. 2:58you have often lived
68. 3:01in the shadow of melbourne
69. 3:05and sydney
70. 3:09this week you have shown the world
71. 3:14what a great city and host you are
72. 3:18[Music]
73. 3:19[Applause]
74. 3:22unfortunately unfortunate was a terrible
75. 3:25news
76. 3:27but let me say one thing first we are
77. 3:29suffering very much more than
78. 3:3215 000 italian lives lost to their
79. 3:36dear ones to our society
80. 3:39to our nation it's a devastating pain
81. 3:43and indeed in these difficult times i
82. 3:46can openly say that america and
83. 3:48president trump
84. 3:49wants more a proven to be italy's true
85. 3:52and loyal friends
86. 3:54i'm still on the establishment but i
87. 3:58think that we have to understand
88. 4:00what is establishment in our days
89. 4:03because i think that the most crucial
90. 4:06question
91. 4:08is from whom interests you are fighting
92. 4:13who want to protect if we want to
93. 4:16protect the labor people
94. 4:18the vulnerable people then you have to
95. 4:21fight
96. 4:22but at the same time you have to try to
97. 4:24find
98. 4:25alternative paths in order to protect
99. 4:28their
100. 4:29interests the invisible enemy
101. 4:33that is covered 19 has brought about
102. 4:37an unfamiliar global landscape and
103. 4:40unleashed
104. 4:41a crisis without president
105. 4:45it is the biggest test the world and the
106. 4:48united nations
107. 4:49faced since world war ii
108. 4:54while the united nations has brought
109. 4:56relief and home
110. 4:59to so many countries and peoples around
111. 5:02the world
112. 5:04it now finds itself saddled by a virus
113. 5:08that has taken many lives
114. 5:10mr chairman ladies and gentlemen
115. 5:15as i stand here before you today
116. 5:19i'm reminded that the wise men and women
117. 5:23of 1945 displayed a unique capacity
118. 5:28to learn from and act on lessons of
119. 5:31history
120. 5:34shaped by the great depression
121. 5:37and tempered by the carnage of world war
122. 5:40ii
123. 5:41they established global order through
124. 5:43institutions
125. 5:45that would provide security and
126. 5:47stability
127. 5:48for generations to come
128. 5:53unfortunately i think that the peak is
129. 5:55still ahead of us
130. 5:56and we will have several thousands if
131. 5:59not more
132. 6:00of the cases this is a real earthquake
133. 6:04earthquake also for our economy right
134. 6:06now we're fighting with the coronavirus
135. 6:08pandemic
136. 6:09from the point of view of our health
137. 6:11care system and
138. 6:12not letting new cases into poland this
139. 6:15is why we have
140. 6:17introduced us the first country in
141. 6:19europe so-called
142. 6:20sanitary border controls we are passing
143. 6:23through
144. 6:23an extraordinary time the kovit 19
145. 6:27pandemic is confronting us
146. 6:31as a crisis of epic proportion
147. 6:35b is the magnitude of public health
148. 6:37crisis
149. 6:38impact on livelihoods and
150. 6:42societies or global economic
151. 6:45relations the fallouts of the pandemic
152. 6:50have been collusion we sharpened on
153. 6:53behalf of
154. 6:54japan and the japanese people
155. 6:58i offer
156. 7:02with profound respect
157. 7:06my eternal condolences
158. 7:11to the souls of all
159. 7:14american people that were
160. 7:18lost during world
161. 7:22war ii
162. 7:23[Applause]
163. 7:26well mr president
164. 7:29good to see you again thank you and yes
165. 7:32there are
166. 7:33uh issues we want to talk about
167. 7:36uh main issue of course is afghanistan
168. 7:40because it concerns the us and pakistan
169. 7:42and
170. 7:43fortunately we are on the same page both
171. 7:46of us are interested in
172. 7:48peace there and an orderly
173. 7:52transition in afghanistan with talks
174. 7:55with taliban and the government
175. 7:57i've been told many times during the
176. 7:59last few days
177. 8:00that there are very spec special
178. 8:02expectations of
179. 8:03my speech here today
180. 8:10supposedly or so i have heard some
181. 8:13expect my speech to pave the way
182. 8:15for a refundamental reform of the
183. 8:18european architecture
184. 8:20which will satisfy all kinds of alleged
185. 8:22or actual
186. 8:23british wishes i'm afraid
187. 8:27they are in for a disappointment
188. 8:32well why we should allow to enter
189. 8:35our country we just pursue them
190. 8:38and we provided them all
191. 8:42everything what they needed why you
192. 8:45asking me this question you should ask
193. 8:47this question to the myanmar government
194. 8:49it is not our responsibility it is
195. 8:52their responsibility but no no one is
196. 8:55blatant
197. 8:56we need a free
198. 9:00and fair trade for sure
199. 9:05a commercial war opposing allies
200. 9:08is not consistent with our mission
201. 9:12with our history with our current
202. 9:14commitments for
203. 9:15global security by polluting the oceans
204. 9:19not mitigating co2 emissions and
205. 9:22destroying our biodiversity
206. 9:24we are killing our planets
207. 9:26[Music]
208. 9:34madrid
209. 9:39yes