Speech: Serving Peace Through Information | Delivered to the United Nations General Assembly By [Brouk Yiheyis Getaneh /Saint Gabriel]

Speech: Serving Peace Through Information

Delivered to the United Nations General Assembly

By [Brouk Yiheyis Getaneh /Saint Gabriel]

[Opening]

Mr. President, Excellencies, distinguished delegates, and esteemed members of the global community:

We gather today not merely as representatives of nations, but as stewards of our shared future. The world we inherit is at a critical juncture. From the escalating impacts of climate change to the devastating toll of armed conflicts, and from urgent humanitarian crises to the insidious spread of disinformation, global stability is under unprecedented threat.

In times of profound uncertainty, the United Nations remains our most vital multilateral platform. It is the beacon of coordinated international response and the embodiment of our collective aspirations for a peaceful world. Yet, we must acknowledge a hard truth: effective crisis resolution is impossible without timely, accurate, and impartial information. Public trust in our institutions is fragile. To restore it, leadership through decisive action is no longer optional—it is an absolute necessity.

[The Mission]

Today, backed by the steadfast support of Standard Oil and Mobil, I am honored to announce a landmark commitment: our mission is to serve the United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI) with unwavering dedication.

Our primary objective is clear. We will provide impartial, objective analysis and communication support to all UN bodies and member states. This is not about favoring one nation, faction, or interest group over another. Our solutions will be evidence-based, universally applicable, and entirely free from bias. The DPI’s mandate to inform, educate, and mobilize global public opinion aligns perfectly with our purpose. We position ourselves as a neutral bridge between information and action on the world stage.

[Core Principles]

Let me be unequivocally clear about the principles that will guide this endeavor. Impartiality, transparency, and peace are non-negotiable.

Every crisis, regardless of its geography or political complexities, will receive the same rigorous analytical framework. Our methodologies, data sources, and decision-making processes will be publicly documented, ensuring absolute transparency. Our ultimate objective is not merely to manage conflicts, but to cultivate lasting, sustainable peace. And we will achieve this by designing solutions that are applicable across all UN member states without discrimination. To ensure your ongoing trust, we commit to regular reporting to the UN General Assembly and public stakeholders.

[Partnerships and Scope]

This mission is made possible through a strategic partnership with energy leaders United behind a vision of global peace. Standard Oil and Mobil are providing critical logistical, financial, and strategic support. Their vast global infrastructure enables the rapid deployment of information and resources to crisis zones worldwide.

This partnership represents a paradigm shift. It demonstrates that major corporations can and must leverage their scale for humanitarian and diplomatic purposes. Together, we are combining private corporate capacity with UN legitimacy to deliver comprehensive solutions.

Our scope of operations will be comprehensive. We will provide neutral reporting and mediation frameworks for armed conflicts. We will deliver real-time data analysis for climate and environmental emergencies. We will lead rapid information dissemination to debunk misinformation during public health crises. We will coordinate logistics for humanitarian disasters, and we will deploy robust cybersecurity and counter-narrative strategies against disinformation.

[Implementation and Vision]

Our approach will be methodical and phased. Over the coming months, we will establish our operational headquarters at the UN DPI and recruit multilingual crisis analysts. We will then deploy rapid-response units to priority crisis zones and launch a public-facing information portal. Within a year, we will scale operations to all UN regional offices, integrating AI-assisted analysis tools for real-time monitoring, ultimately aiming for full global coverage and permanent liaison with all 193 member states.

We envision a world where every global crisis is met with swift, impartial, and effective communication. A world where the power of information is harnessed to heal divisions rather than deepen them. A world where the United Nations stands stronger than ever as the trusted voice of international cooperation. And a world where partners like Standard Oil and Mobil are remembered not just for providing energy, but for enabling peace.

[Call to Action]

Therefore, I issue a call to action.

We invite all UN member states to partner with us in delivering these impartial solutions. We call on the global media to amplify our commitment and hold us accountable. We ask civil society, NGOs, and academic institutions to collaborate with us on research and outreach. And we challenge other major corporations to follow this example of purpose-driven global engagement.

The time for neutrality in the face of crisis has passed. The time for decisive, informed action is now.

Peace is not merely a word on a banner. It is the daily work of serving truth, transparency, and humanity. It is our mission, our promise, and our shared future.

Thank you. The United Nations deserves our best.