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Question: Describing the composition and functions of the UN General Assembly, answer these questions: what do you think about its power? Should it have more or less power?

Watch the videos on the press conferences with journalists and also listen to a few questions (including mine): how do you think the UNGA76 President answered?

Can you help me to add more or develop more details.

The Unified Countries General Get together is the vitally deliberative body of the Assembled Countries. Its fundamental intention is to talk about and settle on choices on significant worldwide issues. The Get together is composed of all part conditions of the Assembled Countries, and each state has one vote. The Gathering can make suggestions to part states and the UN Security Committee, however its choices are not restricted. I accept that the Gathering ought to have more power to have the option to settle on restricting choices on significant worldwide issues. The Get together is the main UN body where all part states are addressed, and in this manner it is the most equitable body of the UN. The Gathering ought to have the option to pass goals that are restricted to all part states. This would empower the Gathering to really settle on choices that can work on the existences of individuals all over the planet. The UN General Get together President Vuk Jeremic responded to the columnists' inquiries expertly and in a succinct way. He tended to the fundamental worries of the columnists, like the Syrian struggle and the financial emergency in Europe. Jeremic had the option to give sagacious responses without meticulously describing the situation. By and large, I think the UN General Get together President Vuk Jeremic responded to the columnists' inquiries in a palatable way. He had the option to address the fundamental worries of the columnists and give sagacious responses. I accept that the Gathering ought to have more power to have the option to settle on restricting choices on significant worldwide issues.