Speakers will be put on the list in the order of their request, with special consideration for ministers and other government officials of similar or higher rank.

India responded to Pakistan saying that it was regrettable to once again choose to "misuse the UNGA to distort reality and portray a false sense of a picture in our region."

They also alleged that "in fact reservation of the Pakistan-China corridor goes through Indian territory illegally occupied by Pakistan" and that they deeply regret the Kashmir is unresolved and dialogue has not progressed due to Pakistan's apparent disregard for the 1972 Shimla Agreement, the 2004 declaration against terrorism and the 2015 prime ministerial meeting on the sidelines of the 7th BRICS summit in Ufa, Russia.

In reference to the firing incidents on the LC, "an international boundary, the world knows that the primary reason is to provide cover to terrorists crossing the border.

On the hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass the statement was from that fairy tale that everything was vice versa, confusing, upside down, the case of the best defense is good offense was a problem with short term memory.

There were also mujahedeen fighting for Azerbaijan against Armenia that were killing innocent civilians; further, they may not be aware of Azeri fighters for ISIS who, every now and again, appear on the border with NKO.

Azeribaijan then replied that it was "regrettable to take the floor so late (21:44)" but that Armenia was limited to entertain the chamber with fairy tales.

The European Court of Human Rights, whose jurisdiction Armenia voluntary accepted, and many others international organisations in addition to the UN, such as NAM ruled in favour of Azerbaijan.

As for terrorism, Armenia is the only state that venerates convicted terrorists and receives them at the highest level[nb 33] including by the prime minister.

Azerbaijan then finished its Right of Reply saying that the second statement from Armenia was again "full of distortions and outright lies and against the spirit of the General Debate at the UN."

They referred to the official statistics of Armenia which apparently suggested the population is 99.9% of one titular nation (the delegate sarcastically laughed) which had been achieved through "ethnic cleansing," which was the Azeri point.

Yet, they said, despite India's "hostile attitude" Pakistan supports dialogue between the two countries and remains steadfast in pursuing such initiatives, in accordance with the new prime minister taking office two years ago.

Iran then responded to calling the "Israeli regime's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's smokescreen to hide his crimes against the Palestinian people.

"The Israeli regime gives ISIS support in Syria (amidst the Syrian civil war) and keeps tensions high in the region.

If quiet is back in the spotlight, they would have to explain their actions in the Palestinian Territories and engage in a peace process which for the past 25 years has had no result.

Albania then replied to Serbia in saying that it "wished not to speak but was compelled to talk as it was deemed important to say a few words and put the record straight.

To quote Rama, 'with Kosovo becoming part of the family of nations after 100 of years of frozen conflict, guns were no longer pointed at a neighbouring window.

China is opposed to [this] practice of initiating arbitration and repeatedly [warned that its] non-acceptance and non-participation is based on legal foundations and will not change.

China and ASEAN reached a dual track approach that settlement [needed] direct negotiations by countries concerned.

The United Kingdom attempts discourse and enters into bilateral discussions and looks forward to working with Mauritius to ensure all aspects of the MPA" are maintained.

The esteemed prime minister of Albania is the only speaker who called for recognition of a part of a sovereign country [and] its a hostile act [that should be] take[n] seriously.

This year [saw] the highest number of heads of state and government ever gathered to discuss the challenges of development, human rights, etcetera.

As we commemorate the seventieth [session of the UNGA], it is fitting that the spirit and principles of the [UN] charter and the central role of the UN in international cooperation is reaffirmed.

The matter most consistently raised was the plight of refugees, migrants and IDPs across the world and calls for an unprecedented global response in international law and solidarity.

[As part of the] SDGs, numerous leaders recalled universal implementation is imperative and financing, including the need for developed countries to meet the 0.7% [of GDP] target for aid.

[Delegations highlighted] the pressing need to reform the UNSC to affectively fulfill its mandate and reflect the geopolitical way of today.

However, through reports of alleged human rights violations, [Tonga] has concerns and proposes to engage in a friendly way and hold dialogue.

Not just Tonga, but perhaps other Pacific island countries, [in order] to gain more understanding, [would like to] conduct a fact finding mission with the cooperation of Indonesia.

More outlandish [comments] were [made] by Bahrain and later the [United Arab Emirates] in reaction to Iran over the Hajj pilgrimage this year and how pilgrims were treated.

[Solomon Islands would thus like to] also note the statement delivered by Indonesia and would like to reiterate that the UN charter is based on three pillars: security, peace and human rights and development.