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Independent International Scientific Panel on AI and Global Dialogue on AI Governance

ConfirmedCosta Ricaengaged

Record note

Costa Rica spoke as a co-facilitator at the General Assembly's adoption of A/RES/79/325.

Confirmed. This position is drawn directly from the video record itself, published by United Nations Web TV on 26 August 2025, so the stance goes on the record as engaged.

General Assembly: 89th plenary meeting, 79th session
ConfirmedSpainengaged

Record note

Spain was named alongside Costa Rica in the co-facilitators' intervention at the adoption of A/RES/79/325.

Confirmed. This position is drawn directly from the video record itself, published by United Nations Web TV on 26 August 2025, so the stance goes on the record as engaged.

General Assembly: 89th plenary meeting, 79th session

A/RES/78/265 — Seizing the opportunities of safe, secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence systems for sustainable development

SourcedUnited Statessponsor

Record note

The United States introduced draft resolution A/78/L.49 in the General Assembly.

Sourced. The quote comes through United Nations Meetings Coverage and Press Releases's reporting rather than the original document; it stands, marked as secondhand.

General Assembly Adopts Landmark Resolution on Steering Artificial Intelligence towards Global Good