U.N. president maintains standard right-of-reply limits after Iran objects
September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International
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The President of the General Assembly opened the session by proposing shorter speaking times for the exercise of the right of reply — five minutes for a first intervention and three minutes for a second — but the delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran objected to that proposal.
The president said the proposed shorter limit would not be applied in this meeting and reminded delegations that statements in the exercise of the right of reply are limited to 10 minutes for the first intervention and to five minutes for the second, and should be made from delegations' seats. No motions or votes were taken on the procedural point.
The president said the proposed shorter limit would not be applied in this meeting and reminded delegations that statements in the exercise of the right of reply are limited to 10 minutes for the first intervention and to five minutes for the second, and should be made from delegations' seats. No motions or votes were taken on the procedural point.
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