The proclamation of September 16 as the International Day of Science, Technology and Innovation for the South represents an important step for development nations and the premise of leaving no one behind. The new date established by the United Nations General Assembly, highlights the key role of scientific-technical advances in economic growth and sustainable development.
With the adoption today by consensus of United Nations General Assembly resolution, A/78/L.34 on the International Day of Science, Technology and Innovation for the South, the member countries of the UN, recognize the role of technical scientific advances in all areas of human life for the fulfillment of the SDGs.
Ambassador Gerardo Peñalver Portal, first vice minister of Foreign Affairs and Permanent Representative of Cuba to the United Nations, participated during the plenary meeting of the General Assembly on the use of the veto under the topic of Security Council agenda “The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian issue.”