The LLDC3 Conference App serves as a comprehensive hub for all conference-related information.

Registration of official delegations of participating States, inter-governmental organizations and entities that have observer status with the General Assembly, accredited inter-governmental organizations, international financial institutions and other international bodies, associate members of the regional commissions, specialized agencies and related organizations is handled by the Protocol and Liaison Service (Protocol Office) via the online “eRegistration system”, which is available through the e-deleGATE portal at http://e-delegate.un.org.

Relevant stakeholders who have received special accreditation to any of the conferences and summits(check the consolidated list here) can now register! View more details and register, please visit https://indico.un.org/event/1017762/.

The Information for Participants is now available. It includes details on visa requirements, arrival and local transport in Awaza, health services, climate, voltage, food and catering, and banking and currency.

The UNGA welcomes and accepts the generous offer of the Government of Turkmenistan to host the third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries, and decides that the Conference will be held in Awaza for a duration of four days, from 5 to 8 August 2025.

The second session of the Preparatory Committee for the third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries will be held from 3 to 5 June at the Conference Room 2.

The agenda is available here.

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Read our second article of our Think Pieces series written by Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director of the International Trade Centre (ITC)

Get to know our new Think Pieces series, a compilation of short articles from leading voices to inspire a positive change for Landlocked Developing Countries.

Our first contributor is Stephen Ruzibiza, CEO of the Rwanda Private Sector Federation, who talks about the role of private sector collaboration as the heart of development.

"Truly the countries are landlocked. But they’re not potentially locked", he points out.

If you missed the OHRLLs Side virtual event "Innovating Forward: Young Entrepreneurs Driving Sustainable Development in LLDCs", held during the ECOSOC YOuth Forum, we got you covered!

We already have a draft Youth Declaration with the young people's commitment to contributing to a better future in LLDCs. But your feedback is crucial in refining and enhancing the draft declaration. Participate!