Ankara:Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's speech to the 81st session of the UN General Assembly has been published as a book in Turkish, English, and Arabic by the Presidency. The address conveyed messages on building a fairer and more livable world.

According to Anadolu Agency, the book aims to serve as a resource for the international community and future generations, under the theme 'A Fairer World Is Possible.' It is described as a historic text addressing ongoing global crises.

Erdogan's address emphasizes the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza, noting that lasting peace in the Middle East is linked to resolving issues in Gaza. It also discusses regional challenges and the destabilizing effects of the war involving Iran, developments in Lebanon, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The speech critiques the international system's inadequacies in resolving global crises and suggests ways to establish a more effective international order. It also covers future-oriented topics, including Erdogan's 'The World Is Bigger Than Five' principle, the fight against terrorism, climate change, and artificial intelligence.

The publication seeks to forward messages of global peace, stability, and prosperity to future generations. It concludes with a poem by Turkish poet Sezai Karakoc, reflecting on silence, history, and accountability.