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Secretary-General's remarks to the Fourth High-Level Conference on Counter-Terrorism

¡­ an exceptional duty: to help lead the global response to terrorism. Thank you for your commitment, and welcome to the ¡­ an exceptional duty: to help lead the global response to terrorism. Thank you for your commitment, and welcome to the ¡­ remarks to the Fourth High-Level Conference on Counter-Terrorism ¡­

Secretary-General's remarks to the opening of the first Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance [as delivered]

¡­ for developing countries is, by comparison, a rounding error. We cannot allow the digital divide to harden into an ¡­

Public Disclosure - 2025

¡­ Secretary-General and Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate, CTED Gill, ¡­

Noon briefing of 29 June 2026

¡­ MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2026 ? ? High-level conference on?Counter-terrorism ?? This morning, the Secretary-General delivered ¡­

Noon briefing of 26 June 2026

¡­ Team, as well as international partners. COUNTER-TERRORISM WEEK The Fourth Counter-Terrorism Week gets underway today and will run through 2 ¡­

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Secretary-General - António Guterres Daily schedule - 29 June 2026

¡­ the Fourth Â鶹APP High-level Conference on Counter-terrorism (Secretary-General will delivery remarks) 1:15 ¡­

Secretary-General's Press Encounter in Haiti

¡­ the root cause of which is insecurity.? Gangs are terrorizing the country. Whole families are being uprooted.? ¡­ its responsibilities. Let¡¯s be clear: gangs have been terrorizing Haiti. Institutions have been weakened. But the ¡­ its responsibilities. Let¡¯s be clear: gangs have been terrorizing Haiti. Institutions have been weakened. But the ¡­

Noon briefing of 10 June 2026

¡­ institutions in areas affected by violent extremism and terrorism.?? In a region where armed group activity has ¡­ Mali¡¯s national policy to prevent violent extremism and terrorism.?? It will place particular focus on supporting ¡­

Secretary-General's video message to the Ninth Biennial Meeting of States on the Programme of Action on Small and Light Weapons

¡­ ¡ª remains the primary method of acquiring weapons that fuel terrorism, crime and gender-based violence, while killing ¡­

Noon briefing of 1 June 2026

¡­ primary method of?acquiring?weapons that fuel terrorism,?crime?and gender-based violence, while killing ¡­

Noon briefing of 29 May 2026

¡­ cases of sexual violence as a tactic of war, torture,?terrorism?and political repression surged, while multiple ¡­

Noon briefing of 26 May 2026

¡­ those injured. ?? ? The Secretary-General reiterates that terrorism in all its forms and manifestations is ¡­

Statement attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General - on the train explosion in Pakistan

¡­ to those injured.? The Secretary-General reiterates that terrorism in all its forms and manifestations is ¡­

Statement attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General -?on Mali

¡­ to address the evolving threat of violent extremism and terrorism in the Sahel and to?meet urgent humanitarian ¡­

Note to Correspondents: Declaration reaffirming the principles of the Joint UN-AU Framework for Enhanced Partnership in Peace and Security

¡­ Africa, including unconstitutional changes of government, terrorism and violent extremism, maritime insecurity, ¡­

Noon briefing of 15 May 2026

¡­ is a catastrophe of grave proportions. Since the horrific terror attacks by Hamas on 7 October 2023, devastation from ¡­

Note to Correspondents: Joint Communiqu¨¦ of the Ninth African Union-Â鶹APP Annual Conference

¡­ urgent collective efforts to address the rapid expansion of terrorism in the region. The Annual Conference reiterated ¡­

Secretary-General's Press Encounter following 10th African Union-Â鶹APP Conference

¡­ s¨¦curitaire et politique face ¨¤ la grave menace du terrorisme et de l'extr¨¦misme violent. I urge dialogue and ¡­ to address the serious threat of violent extremism and terrorism. Et en Libye, l¡¯accord r¨¦cent sur un cadre unifi¨¦ ¡­

Secretary-General's video message to the 12th Meeting of the Coordination Committee of the Â鶹APP Global Counter-Terrorism Coordination Compact

¡­ for taking part in this 12th meeting of the Global Counter-Terrorism Coordination Compact. The Â鶹APP stands ¡­ for peace, human rights, and sustainable development. Terrorism stands against it. It destabilizes societies, ¡­ Coordination Committee of the Â鶹APP Global Counter-Terrorism Coordination Compact ¡­

Readout of the Secretary-General¡¯s meeting with H.E. Mr. Julius Maada Bio, President of the Republic of Sierra Leone

¡­ cooperation, and encouraged renewed efforts to tackle terrorism and responding to humanitarian challenges in the ¡­

Secretary-General's Press Conference at the Â鶹APP Office in Nairobi

¡­ real progress through inclusive dialogue. And in the Sahel, terrorism, insecurity, climate pressures and poverty are ¡­

Alexandre Zouev, Acting Under-Secretary-General of the Â鶹APP Office of Counter-Terrorism

¡­ of the Â鶹APP Office of Counter-Terrorism ¡­

Noon briefing of 27 April 2026

¡­ to address the evolving threat of violent extremism and terrorism in the Sahel and to meet urgent humanitarian ¡­

Secretary-General's remarks to the Security Council - on Maritime Security

¡­ under strain.? Piracy, armed robbery at sea, and acts of terror against shipping and critical maritime infrastructure ¡­ under strain.? Piracy, armed robbery at sea, and acts of terror against shipping and critical maritime infrastructure ¡­

Secretary-General's video message to the third International Humanitarian Conference for Sudan

¡­ crimes continue to emerge. Women and girls have been terrorized and systematic sexual violence has prevailed.? ¡­

Natalia Gherman, Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate

¡­ Republic of Moldova as Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED), following the ¡­ to prevent and counter the threats of international terrorism and extremism, organized crime and environmental ¡­ Natalia Gherman, Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate ¡­

Ms. Natalia Gherman of the Republic of Moldova - Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate

¡­ Republic of Moldova as Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED), following the ¡­ to prevent and counter the threats of international terrorism and extremism, organized crime and environmental ¡­ the Republic of Moldova - Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate ¡­

Mr. Kaha Imnadze of Georgia - Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the Â鶹APP Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA)

¡­ who was appointed as Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate and to whom the ¡­

Major General Cheryl Pearce of Australia - Deputy Military Adviser, Office of Military Affairs, Department of Peace Operations

¡­ Armidale, a Master¡¯s in Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism from the Macquarie University in Sydney and a ¡­

Mr. Sarhad Fatah of Iraq - Deputy Head of Mission for the Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Yemen

¡­ previously in New York as the Security Council and Counter Terrorism expert at the Permanent Mission of Iraq to ¡­

Mr. Gilles Michaud of Canada - Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security

¡­ Academy¡¯s 213th Session, and the Leadership in Counter-Terrorism Program administered by the FBI National Academy.? ¡­

Major General Cheryl Pearce of Australia - Force Commander of the Â鶹APP Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)

¡­ Armidale, a Master¡¯s in Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism from the Macquarie University in Sydney and a ¡­

Ms. Mich¨¨le Coninsx of Belgium - Executive Director of Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate

¡­ Coninsx (Belgium) as Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED) at the Assistant ¡­ European Union. She is also the Chair of Eurojust¡¯s Counter Terrorism Team and of the Task Force on the Future of ¡­ Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and Instructor Antiterrorism in the air, with assignment at the Belgian ¡­

Mr. Vladimir Ivanovich Voronkov of the Russian Federation - Under-Secretary-General of the Â鶹APP Counter-Terrorism Office

¡­ of the newly created Â鶹APP Counter-Terrorism Office as established by the General Assembly ¡­ will provide strategic leadership to Â鶹APP counter-terrorism efforts, participate in the decision-making ¡­ - Under-Secretary-General of the Â鶹APP Counter-Terrorism Office ¡­

Kaha Imnadze, Special Representative and Head of the Â鶹APP Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia

¡­ who was appointed as Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate and to whom the ¡­

Noon briefing of 24 March 2026

¡­ between 1 March 2025 and 15 January this year.?? Gangs have terrorized the population by killing and kidnapping people, ¡­

Public Disclosure - 2024

¡­ Secretary-General and Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate, CTED Gill, ¡­ Under-Secretary-General and Head of the Office of Counter-Terrorism, OCT Vuniwaqa, Unaisi Lutu ?¨C Assistant ¡­

Secretary-General's remarks at the 39th African Union Summit

¡­ efforts are essential to end cycles of violence, terrorism and displacement. And in Somalia, sustained and ¡­ efforts are essential to end cycles of violence, terrorism and displacement. And in Somalia, sustained and ¡­

Noon briefing of 12 February 2026

¡­ Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism, under the theme,?¡°Preventing Violent Extremism in ¡­ to address grievances and the conditions conducive to terrorism by strengthening education systems, expanding ¡­

Noon briefing of 11 February 2026

¡­ Prevention of?Violent Extremism?as and when Conducive to Terrorism.?Noon briefing guest will be Alexandre?Zouev, Acting Under-Secretary-General for?Counter-Terrorism, who will brief on the occasion.? ¡­

Secretary-General's message on the International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism

¡­ extremism and shield communities from the scourge of terrorism.? Terrorist groups routinely exploit instability, ¡­ environments.? Both the Â鶹APP Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, which is marking its twentieth ¡­ Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism ¡­

Noon briefing of 6 February 2026

¡­ and people of Pakistan in their efforts to combat terrorism and violent extremism.? UNITED STATES/IRAN ? The ¡­

Statement attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General - on Pakistan

¡­ and people of Pakistan in their efforts to combat terrorism and violent extremism. ¡­

Noon briefing of 5 February 2026

¡­ Government and people of Nigeria in their efforts to fight terrorism and violent extremism. He stresses the importance ¡­

Statement attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General - on Nigeria

¡­ Government and people of Nigeria in their efforts to fight terrorism and violent extremism and stresses the importance ¡­

Noon briefing of 4 February 2026

¡­ Acting Under-Secretary-General of the UN Office of?Counter-Terrorism, briefed the Security Council this morning on the ¡­

Secretary-General's remarks to the General Assembly on the Observance of the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust

¡­ racing across cyberspace. We are haunted by the horrific terror attack of October 7 ¡ª which I once again ¡­

Secretary-General's address to the Opening of the General Debate of the 80th Session of the General Assembly

¡­ had seen first-hand the hell of the death camps and the terror of war. They knew that true leadership meant creating ¡­ and immediately. Nothing can justify the horrific Hamas terror attacks of October 7 and the taking of hostages, both ¡­ Lawlessness is a contagion.? It invites mayhem, accelerates terror, and risks a nuclear free-for-all. When ¡­

Secretary-General's remarks at the Â鶹APP Memorial Ceremony marking the International Day of Commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust [as delivered]

¡­ divided world. And a few short months after Hamas¡¯ horrific terror attacks, in which so many innocent Israeli civilians ¡­ which we will never know: The parents who contained their terror to comfort a child; The prisoners who risked Nazi ¡­

Noon briefing of 29 December 2025

¡­ the attack and reaffirmed the State¡¯s commitment to combat terrorism and hold perpetrators accountable.? The ¡­

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