HH The Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani is set to address the opening session of the 73rd General Assembly of the United Nations in New York, the USA, today.

During the speech, HH The Amir will touch upon Qatar’s stance on key issues pertaining to the Arab and international arena, reported Gulf Times.   

HH The Amir, who will lead Qatar’s delegation to the 73rd UN General Assembly, is keen to discuss and exchange views on key regional and international issues as well as discuss ways to address and solve challenges facing humankind.

HH the Amir heads the delegation of the State of Qatar in the 73rd session of the UN General Assembly, which takes place at the UN's headquarters in New York in the U.S. HH the Amir will deliver a speech in the opening session of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, September 25. pic.twitter.com/JGyZQwJ7lN

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This will be the second time HH The Amir will speak at the UN after imposition of the illegal siege on Qatar by neighbouring countries.

Despite the illegal siege, Qatar tied up with different nations around the world and started to shore up their food production, meeting most of its needs internally.

The country has also called on dialogue and discussions among nations as a way of moving forward from all problems, reported The Peninsula.

Major nations around the world have acknowledged Qatar’s contributions towards the eradication of terror. The latest example for it was an annual report recently published by the US Department of State, which lauded Qatar’s measures to combat terrorism and its funding.

Qatar is also likely to push for a permanent solution to the Palestinian issue and call for an end to Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories and the establishment of an independent Palestinian State with Jerusalem as its capital, reported Qatar Tribune. 

Qatar, which also supports the cause of the Syrian people, will call for working seriously to reach a political solution to this issue.

Qatar also calls upon the international community to cooperate and work to prevent the impunity of war criminals wherever they may be.