Lao People's Democratic Republic

Mr. Boupha A/33/PV.17 Oct. 2, 1978

s Mr. President, allow me, on behalf of the delegation of the Lao People's Democratic Republic, to extend to you my heartfelt congratulations on your election '-n the lofty post of President of the thirty-third session of the United Nations General As- sembly. I am convinced that you will successful…

Mr. Sourinho A/32/PV.89 Dec. 1, 1977

Any delegation for which the notion of justice is not a vague and abstract fonnula but a fundamental element which should underlie the settlement of any conflict always takes part with particular interest in the United Nations debate on the question of Palestine. The question is described quite righ…

Mr. Southichak A/32/PV.83 Nov. 28, 1977

While not wishing to oppose the consensus that the General Assembly has just arrived at on the question of Guam, my delegation nevertheless wishes to reiterate its conviction, as already stated in the Fourth Committee, that the presence of military bases and installations in Non-Self-Governing Terri…

Mr. Sipraseuth A/32/PV.16 Oct. 3, 1977

3 On behalf of the 3 Mr. Sipraseuth spoke in Lao. The French text of his statement was supplied by the delegation. 51. I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate also Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim, who was, accorded a second term of office by the Assembly at its previous session. It will be…

Mr. Sourinho A/32/PV.3 Sept. 21, 1977

Mr. President, the warmest congratulations of the Lao delegation will be extended to you by our Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs when he addresses the thirty-second session of the General Assembly in a few days' time on behalf or"the Lao People's Democratic Republic. However, s…

Mr. Southichak A/31/PV.97 Dec. 13, 1976

Since the adoption by the General Assembly in 1960 of the Declaration on the 8 The delegation of Niaeria subsequently informed the Secretariat that it wished to have its vote recorded as havinll been in favour of the draft resolution. • Resumed from the 86th meet Ing, 54. This strengthening isabso…

Mr. Boulom A/31/PV.74 Nov. 22, 1976

For the honour of its own Charter, which is the foundation of its very existence, it is encouraging that the United Nations, despite the manoeu- vres and attempts which have been made for more than a quarter of a century now by imperialism, colonialism, neo-colonialism, racism and expansionist zioni…

Mr. Sipraseuth A/31/PV.17 Oct. 5, 1976

1 0 It is a matter of some honour and satisfaction for me to represent for the first time the Government and the people of the Lao People's Democratic Republic at this thirty-frrst session of the General Assembly, whose mission is to maintain peace, freedom and justice throughout the world. This Uni…

Mr. Vongsay A/37/PV.119 Nov. 1, 1974

At the outset, Sir, I should like to reiterate the warm congratulations of the delegation of the Lao People's D~mocraticRepublic on your unanimous elec- tion last September to the prestigious post of President of the General Assembly. We know that under your wise and very able leadership the first a…

Mr. Sangsomsak A/35/PV.107 Oct. 27, 1966

Almost 15 years have gone by since the General Assembly, in resolution 2145 (XXI) of 27 October 1966, declared that Namibia was the direct responsibility of the United Nations, in order to enable the population of the Territory to exercise its right to self-determination and independence. However, t…