The General Debate is the most hotly anticipated part of the UN General Assembly. Every leader of a UN nation is given 15 minutes to discuss their take on world affairs, though they often overrun.
Deciding the order in which speakers take to the stage in New York is by no means a simple task, and the 74th session is no different.
However, some quirks of the system remain the same. Since the 10th UNGA in 1955, Brazil has been the first country to speak first. This is because in the earliest General Assemblies no country wanted to speak first, except Brazil. Since then Brazil has always held the first slot, now a coveted position because of the opportunity to set the tone for the debate.
As the host country, the United States is the second country to speak.
From there on, the process becomes more complicated. Speakers are given slots in order of the level of representation — the importance of the speaker sent by that country — individual preference and other factors such as an even spread of geographical balance.
The programme is also subject to change as the summit kicks off.
You can keep up with all the latest developments here.
Each day of the General Assembly general debate runs in two parts. The morning session starts at 9am (Coordinated Universal Time-5), and runs until 2.45pm. The afternoon sessions start at 3pm and run until 9pm.
The list below was updated on Thursday September 26 and is subject to changes in UN scheduling.
Tuesday, September 24
Morning
Brazil
United States
Egypt
Turkey
Nigeria
Maldives
Qatar
Switzerland
Croatia
Bolivia
Jordan
South Korea
Burkina Faso
France
Chile
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Afternoon
Angola
Portugal
Rwanda
Finland
Monaco
Niger
The Netherlands
Argentina
Latvia
Slovakia
Kazakhstan
Poland
Liechtenstein
Peru
Senegal
Italy
Spain
New Zealand
Japan
United Kingdom
Morocco
Wednesday, September 25
Morning
Ukraine
Romania
Iraq
EsWatini
Liberia
Iran
Lebanon
Palau
Georgia
Central African Republic
Colombia
Seychelles
Mauritania
Estonia
Guinea
Zambia
Chad
Honduras
Australia
Fiji
Afternoon
Ecuador
Guatemala
Kenya
Namibia
Panama
Costa Rica
Libya
Ghana
Lithuania
Ireland
Mali
Kiribati
Zimbabwe
Kuwait
Armenia
Czech Republic
Andorra
Thursday, September 26
Morning
Tonga
Cyprus
Ethiopia
Bulgaria
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Serbia
El Salvador
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Moldova
Palestine
European Union
Suriname
Ivory Coast
Gambia
Belgium
Luxembourg
Afternoon
Montenegro
Sao Tome and Principe
Comoros
Nauru
Micronesia
Malawi
Dominica
Djibouti
South Sudan
Malta
North Macedonia
Israel
Austria
Hungary
Saudi Arabia
Belarus
Denmark
Tunisia
Cameroon
Dominican Republic
Friday September 27
Morning
Mauritius
Indonesia
Lesoto
India
Norway
Singapore
Pakistan
Jamaica
Slovenia
Barbados
Tajikistan
Albania
Greece
Bahamas
St Kitts and Nevis
China
Russia
Algeria
Solomon Islands
Afternoon
Venezuela
Cape Verde
Malaysia
Saint Lucia
Samoa
Vanuatu
Bangladesh
Antigua and Barbuda
Trinidad and Tobago
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Sudan
Paraguay
Iceland
Nepal
Tanzania
Papua New Guinea
Equatorial Guinea
Saturday, September 28
Morning
Fiji
Denmark
North Macedonia
Bhutan
Uganda
Holy See
Turkmenistan
Vietnam
Cambodia
Syria
Kyrgyzstan
Cuba
San Marino
Sweden
Germany
Afternoon
UAE
Oman
Lao People's Democratic Republic
Grenada
Bahrain
Guyana
Belize
Philippines
Belarus
Azerbaijan
Myanmar
Mongolia
Mexico
Monday, September 30
Morning
Eritrea
Uzbekistan
Mozambique
Botswana
Brunei
Burundi
Congo
Zambia
Thailand
Nicaragua
North Korea
Afghanistan
Source: UN General Assembly website
