During the 72nd session of the General Assembly, a new initiative was born: the “Morning Dialogues”. These dialogues were an informal series of discussions between the President of the General Assembly and Permanent Representatives on issues of concern to the United Nations.

Building from that initiative, and inspired by the age-old Andean principle of “Minga” – which refers to a collective effort and shared work that is carried out for the benefit of the community, the President of the 73rd session of the General Assembly will be holding throughout the session, a series of “ Morning Mingas ” to exchange views, concerns, ideas but mostly, solutions.

The “Morning Dialogues” provided an opportunity for a genuine and vibrant dialogue , and as we say in Spanish  “Lo  bueno   debe   continuar ”  (what works well must continue).

The purpose of the “Morning Mingas” is to have an open, inclusive and informal space for genuine dialogue.

A space to strengthen our multilateral engagement, and ultimately improve the work and outcomes for the peoples we represent at the United Nations