28 Feb 2026
Current crisis may lead to multilateral cooperation, Guterres says
UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for turning the world's crisis into a moment of cooperation.
"In a world torn by conflicts and tensions, the principles underlying multilateral cooperation are under great strain. We need to turn the current moment of crisis into a moment of multilateralism," Guterres said in a message to the participants of the international conference "Dialogue is a Guarantee of Peace."
The conference is being held today in Ashgabat, the address of the UN Secretary General was read out by the UN Resident Coordinator in Turkmenistan Dmitry Shlapachenko.
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