Since its inception more than 60 years ago, the United Nations General Assembly has been an important platform for U.S. Presidents to address the world's most challenging issues, from poverty and development to peace and security. It is only in this forum that the United States President has the opportunity to raise US foreign policy priorities and global issues of concern to heads of state and national leaders that represent all 193 member states at the same time. This is a full collection of speeches that were made since 1945 by U.S. Presidents at the UN General Assembly.

President Harry S. Truman

• April 25, 1945
• October 24, 1950

President Dwight Eisenhower

• September 22, 1960
• June 20, 1955

President John F. Kennedy

• September 20, 1963
• September 25, 1961

President Lyndon B. Johnson

• October 23, 1964
• December 17, 1963

President Richard Nixon

• October 23, 1970
• September 18, 1969

President Gerald Ford

• September 18, 1974

President Jimmy Carter

• June 21, 1978
• March 17, 1977

President Ronald Reagan

• September 26, 1988
• September 21, 1987
• September 22, 1986
• October 24, 1985
• September 24, 1984
• September 26, 1983
• June 17, 1982

President George H.W. Bush

• September 21, 1992
• September 23, 1991
• October 1, 1990
• September 25, 1989

President Bill Clinton

• September 6, 2000
• September 21, 1999
• September 21, 1998
• September 22, 1997
• September 24, 1996
• October 22, 1995
• September 26, 1994
• September 27, 1993

President George W. Bush

• September 23, 2008
• September 25, 2007
• September 19, 2006
• September 14, 2005
• September 21, 2004
• September 23, 2003
• September 12, 2002
• October 3, 2001

President Barack Obama

• September 28, 2015
• September 24, 2014
• September 24, 2013
• September 25, 2012
• September 21, 2011
• September 23, 2010
• September 23, 2009