In the intricate tapestry of global geopolitics, the emphasis on prioritizing People and Culture has never been more critical. Against the backdrop of shifting power dynamics, economic competitions, technological advancements, and ideological differences, the world finds itself entangled in a complex web of international relations.

The United Nations, once a shining symbol of global hope and cooperation for peace and development, now finds itself at a fateful crossroads. Never before has the organization faced such an overwhelming array of challenges, while the divisions within its own walls become increasingly apparent.