United Nations General Assembly
Definition
The United Nations General Assembly is one of the six main organs of the UN. It's a forum where all member states have equal representation to discuss and work together on international issues like peace, security, and development.
Related terms
Security Council (UN): One of the six main parts of the UN, responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Its decisions must be carried out by all UN members.
Secretary-General (UN): The chief administrative officer of the United Nations who carries out day-to-day work, oversees UN operations, and enforces mandates from other principal organs.
World Health Organization (WHO): A specialized agency under the United Nations responsible for public health internationally.
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