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STORY: UNGA79 / CHAD
TRT: 02:05
SOURCE: UNIFEED
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGES: FRENCH / NATS
DATELINE: 24, 25 SEPTEMBER 2024, NEW YORK CITY
24 SEPTEMBER 2024, NEW YORK CITY
1. Wide shot, UNGA sign, UNHQ
25 SEPTEMBER 2024, NEW YORK CITY
2. Wide shot, Halina walking to podium, General Assembly Hall
3. SOUNDBITE (French) Allah Maye Halina, Prime Minister and Head of Government, Republic of Chad:
“The absence of genuine commitment from the international community to tackle the terrorist crisis in the Sahel could potentially put the entire continent of Africa at risk of falling under the control of terrorist groups.”
4. Wide shot, Halina at podium
5. SOUNDBITE (French) Allah Maye Halina, Prime Minister and Head of Government, Republic of Chad:
“Climate change also poses a significant global challenge, with devastating consequences in vulnerable regions like the Sahel. The recent floods in my country, which affected over one and a half million people, highlight this reality.”
6. Wide shot, Halina at podium
7. SOUNDBITE (French) Allah Maye Halina, Prime Minister and Head of Government, Republic of Chad:
“At the same time, our country is hosting over two million refugees, which represents more than 15 percent of our population. This situation puts a heavy strain on our resources and exacerbates the humanitarian crisis. This number is largely due to a massive influx of Sudanese refugees fleeing the crisis in their country, in addition to the hundreds of thousands of refugees from other neighboring countries.”
8. Med shot, Chadian delegation
9. SOUNDBITE (French) Allah Maye Halina, Prime Minister and Head of Government, Republic of Chad:
“Chad reiterates its urgent appeal to the conflicting parties to immediately cease hostilities and allow unhindered humanitarian access to the millions of victims of this fratricidal war, as well as to resume political dialogue.”
10. Med shot, Chadian delegation
Allah Maye Halina, Prime Minister and Head of Government OF Chad, said, “The absence of genuine commitment from the international community to tackle the terrorist crisis in the Sahel could potentially put the entire continent of Africa at risk of falling under the control of terrorist groups.”
Addressing the General Assembly today (25 Sep) Halina added, “Climate change also poses a significant global challenge, with devastating consequences in vulnerable regions like the Sahel. The recent floods in my country, which affected over one and a half million people, highlight this reality.”
He continued, “At the same time, our country is hosting over two million refugees, which represents more than 15 percent of our population. This situation puts a heavy strain on our resources and exacerbates the humanitarian crisis. This number is largely due to a massive influx of Sudanese refugees fleeing the crisis in their country, in addition to the hundreds of thousands of refugees from other neighboring countries.”
He concluded, “Chad reiterates its urgent appeal to the conflicting parties to immediately cease hostilities and allow unhindered humanitarian access to the millions of victims of this fratricidal war, as well as to resume political dialogue.”
