At the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Dominica’s President Sylvanie Burton emphasized the importance of maintaining the Caribbean as a “zone of peace.” In her address, Burton highlighted the region’s commitment to fostering stability and cooperation among nations. She urged fellow Caribbean leaders to prioritize dialogue and collective action that promote security and development.

Burton also addressed global challenges that threaten peace and security, including climate change and economic disparities. She called for international collaboration to tackle these issues, underscoring the importance of supporting vulnerable nations in their pursuit of sustainable development.

The President’s remarks reflect a broader commitment from Caribbean nations to uphold principles of non-violence and mutual respect while addressing regional and global dynamics. As the assembly continues, the focus remains on promoting peace and stability not only within the Caribbean but globally as well.

Burton’s speech serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for cooperation in addressing shared challenges, fostering hope for a future where the Caribbean can exemplify peace in an increasingly complex world.



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