Polish president addresses UN General Assembly

Polish President Andrzej Duda spoke on Tuesday during the 74th UN General Assembly Session in New York, focusing on peace, ecology and sustainable development. He said the three concepts on which his speech was built "should bind the entire international community." "From this place, I would like to issue a call for action for peace by respecting the law, for care for the natural environment through shared responsibility, and for the pursuit of welfare policy through sustainable development," Duda told the UN General Assembly session. Recalling the recent observances of the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II, the Polish president appealed for world leaders not to be indifferent to the aggressive behaviour of some countries.