Canada UN Speech Anand
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Canada UN Speech Anand. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/37055
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Anand will deliver the speech instead of Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was there from Monday to Wednesday but whose officials said could not deliver Canada’s address due to scheduling issues.
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On Friday, Anand said Canada does not lean back from uncomfortable conversations, saying if people “hide under a rock until conflicts disappear, you’re not doing the work of diplomacy.”
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