Amina Mohammed

Amina Mohammed, the UN Deputy Secretary-General and former Nigerian Minister for the Environment, shares her insights on global peace and development. She expresses concern over the devaluation of the term 'peace' and discusses the UN's challenges during its 80th General Assembly. Amina emphasizes the need for Security Council reforms to enhance accountability and African representation, while also highlighting the importance of persistent negotiation for progress. She reflects on the UN's successes and the urgency of addressing global crises through collaborative efforts.

Amina J. Mohammed, the UN Deputy Secretary-General, is a passionate advocate for climate action and sustainable development goals. In this discussion, she challenges us to rethink the journey to net-zero by aligning climate efforts with dignity and equality. She highlights the perilous situation around Lake Chad, where ecological decline fuels social instability. Urging affluent nations to phase out coal, she emphasizes the need for collective action and initiatives like the Great Green Wall to pave the way for a sustainable future.