Islamic Republic of Iran

Mr. Kharrazi A/47/PV.38 Oct. 14, 1992

At the outset I express my sincere condolences and sympathy to the people of Egypt on the recent disastrous earthquake. The winds of change are sweeping the world and gaining increasing momentum as nations and States try to adjust themselves, seize the new opportunities and face the new challen…

Mr. Assadi A/47/PV.19 Sept. 30, 1992

This afternoon the Assembly 18! heard the statement by the Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates. My delegation would like to draw the Assembly's attention to the following points in connection with that statement. As for references in the United Arab Emirates statement to my country, l…

Mr. Seifi Pargou A/64/PV.35 Dec. 17, 1987

I would like to state that the Islamic Republic of Iran is opposed to the election of Israel as a member of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law.

Mr. Seifi Pargou A/64/PV.35 Dec. 17, 1987

I want to inform the Assembly that the Islamic Republic of Iran opposes the election of Israel as a member of the Committee for Programme and Coordination.

Mr. Rajaie-Khorassani A/38/PV.42 Oct. 7, 1983

Today we are dealing with an act of aggression perpetrated by the imperialist base in the Middle East against the nuclear installations of Iraq. Two years ago an act of aggression was perpetrated against the Iraqi nuclear installations. which were the property not ofthe person of President Saddam Hu…

Mr. Assadi A/37/PV.113 Dec. 20, 1982

We are profoundly pleased to vote in favour of Na- mibia in relation to the draft resolutions 'before the General Assembly. On the basis of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, we support all liber- ation movements and anti-imperialist struggles, as well as all the oppressed peoples of …

Mr. Mahalati A/37/PV.38 Dec. 17, 1981

I am replying to the representative of Egypt. We shall reply to the Iraqi allegations tomorrow, in our statement on this item. f...... ....-

Mr. Sabzalian S/36/PV.99 Dec. 15, 1981

Of course, it is no secret that the Iraqi regime is so afraid of the facts that it will use every opportunity to cover up its shameless aggres- sion. Distortion of historical facts by the aggressor is a well-known phenomenon in the history of mankind. So it is not surprising to see the hopeless posi…

Mr. Sabzalian S/36/PV.99 Dec. 15, 1981

I am very glad that the representative of Saddam has brought up the issue of the invasion and the aggression and of who is the aggressor.

Mr. Sabzalian S/36/PV.99 Dec. 15, 1981

We have all heard the representative of Saddam speak far beyond his time-limit and attack my country and my people at a time when the main issue of the Middle East in the hearts of all Moslems of the world is Zionist Israel. He and· his re- gime's leader, Saddam Hussein, have a lot to say about thei…

Mr. Sabzalian A/36/PV.97 Dec. 14, 1981

·It is precisely due to the dependent nature of Saddam's regime that it has either to rely on outside forces for survival or to create a mecha- nism for the fabrication of lies and baseless allegations directed against my people to gain some badly needed credibility. We know for a fact that the main…

Mr. Sabzalian A/36/PV.97 Dec. 14, 1981

Words cannot even begin to describe the hypocrisy of the representative of Saddam Hussein. Nothing better than the various statements of the Iraqi representative of Saddam can describe his double standard and sheer hypocrisy. It is incredible that he could speak loudly and at length about the undeni…

Mr. Mahallati Shirazi S/36/PV.96 Dec. 14, 1981

I wish to seek the belp of Almighty God and to commence my statement with His own words: '~nd we wished to be gracious to those who were being depressed in the land, to make th~m leaders and make them heirs". 131. Let us tell the whole and complete truth instead of trying to convince each other wi…

Mr. Sabzalian A/36/PV.85 Dec. 4, 1981

Today once again we have witnessed the double standards of Saddam's regime. While they are very loud in their words condemning the Israeli aggression, in action they do precisely what the Zionists do. Whai hypocrisy. 252. The statement by the Saddam delegation clearly exposes the bankrupt mentality…

Mr. Sabzalian A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

I do not know whether the Iraqi representative is really serious or is simply try- ing to be ridiculously humorous. I suggest that tt.~ next time he talks about the tragic war he would do better not to talk in such humorous ·terms. 144. The Iraqi representative is desperately trying to cover up the…

Mr. Mahal Lati S Hira Zl A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

I 'was under the impression that we had 20 J!linutes, 10 minutes in which to re ply to the representative of Afghanistan and 10 minutes in which to reply to the representative of Iraq. 133. With regard to bona fide refugees-the Afghans who, for one reason or another, are in Pakistan and Iran-the Go…

Mr. Heiat A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

The Fdscist Government of Iraq, by resorting to baseless ~xcuses, intends to accuse the Islamic Republic of Iran of ignoring the 1975 treaty in order to justify its brutal aggression against the Moslems of Iran. However, the plain truth is that the Ba'athist re- gime of I(aq and its accomplices in t…

Mr. Mahallati Shirazi A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

I shall now ask another colleague to reply to Iraq's allegations.

Mr. Sabzalian A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

For the sake of clarifica- tion of a few issues raised yesterday after the statement of the Iranian representative a'1d certainly not for the sake of recrimination and in response to the rhetoric aimed at the proposal t ~ the Islamic Republic of Iran, we should like to make the following comments. …

Mr. Mahallati S Hirazi A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

We 'have 119. Fourthly, it has been claimed that Iran, by'its pro-