Lesotho lawmakers will pause their Christmas recess to hear UN Secretary-General António Guterres speak on Thursday. His address, held at the New Parliament Building, will involve both National Assembly members and senators. Guterres’ regional visit aims to address global issues, focusing on South Africa’s G20 presidency.
Members of the Lesotho parliament are poised to interrupt their Christmas break on Thursday to attend a session featuring a speech by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres in Maseru. This day will mark an important engagement for lawmakers, as reported by the Lesotho News Agency (LENA).
According to communication from Fine Maema, the Clerk of the National Assembly, the address will be delivered to a joint assembly of National Assembly members and senators at the New Parliament Building in Maseru.
Guterres is also scheduled to visit South Africa and Lesotho in the following days, focusing on discussions related to global and regional issues, particularly with regard to Pretoria’s role in the G20. His spokesperson affirmed the significance of this trip, emphasizing its role in enhancing dialogue and international cooperation.
The upcoming address by UN Secretary-General António Guterres signifies a critical moment for Lesotho’s parliament, allowing them to engage with pressing international issues. The temporary return from Christmas recess demonstrates the importance of this event, particularly as it coincides with Guterres’ tour of the region that aims to foster greater cooperation.
Original Source: apanews.net
