UN General Assembly
2021

In the past two years, we have learned that isolation from society and loneliness are more fraught with fear than the coronavirus itself at a time when humankind is increasingly in need of socialization. We have also seen that a lack of in-person communication among family members, friends, children, colleagues, States and nations has a negative impact on businesses, education, social behaviour and relations and mental health. It is worth pointing out that if we accept the challenges facing the world as opportunities to save resources, time and space, we will be able to adapt and recover faster in our new environment.