First of all, m,iy I associate myself, on behalf of the Government and people of the Upper Volta, with previous speakers in expressing deepest condolences to the Egyptian people and to the bereav~d family of President Sadat, whose brutal and tragic r!eath\was a pro- found. shock to us. We hope that …
Upper Volta, through me, wishes to express its great satisfaction, Mr. President, at seeing you presiding over this thirty-fourth session ofthe Gen- eral Assembly. In your capacity as Pennanent Rep- resentative of the United Republic of Tanzania, you have ably defended the cause of the liberation of…
Mr. President, since I am speaking for the first time here in this Assembly, by your ieave I should like
46. It is also a pleasure to pay a well-deserved tribute to your eminent predecessor, Mr. Amerasinghe who, with his wisdom and talents as an enlightened diplomat, guided with exceptional success…
Mr. President, it gives me pleasure to hail your unanimous election to the presidency of the thirty- third session of our Assembly. Upper Volta particularly welcomes the fact that it is the representative of a friendly country, Colombia, who is guiding our work. You are the son of a continent whose …
It is comforting to note that, since the Portuguese colonialist regime laid down its arms in Africa at the behest of any angry people, the course of liberation has been advancing inexorably in this part of Africa. It is advancing particularly towards that part of Africa in which the minority regime …
1 am grateful for this ùpportWlity of making the voice of the Republic of the Upper Volta heard in this important debate. My Governmellt believes that the question of the Congo should be retained on the agenda of the General Assembly. Everything that is to be said on this question should be heard by…
