Niger

Mr. Seydou A/49/PV.27 Oct. 11, 1994

Your election to the presidency of the General Assembly at its forty-ninth session, Sir, is a source of pride for the whole diplomatic community, for Africa and for your country, Côte d’Ivoire, and constitutes a just reward for your dynamic guidance of your country’s diplomatic activities. Those of …

Mr. Seydou A/48/PV.49 Dec. 21, 1990

The consideration of agenda item 24, "United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s", gives my delegation a new opportunity to contribute to the work of the forty-eighth session. My delegation wholeheartedly endorses the statement on this subject made on behalf of Africa by A…

Mr. Diallo A/35/PV.19 Oct. 1, 1980

Our brother, Mr. Salim of the United Republic ofTanzania, to whom I am happytoday to pay a tribute, conducted, step by step, with the competence, tact and good humour with which we are familiar, the work of the thirty-fourth session of the General Assembly, the sixth and seventh emergency special se…

Mr. Oiallo S/34/PV.23 Oct. 5, 1979

The international community has welcomed the election of Mr. Salim of the United Republic of Tanzania to the presidency of this thirty-fourth session ofthe General Assembly with hope and satisfaction. As far as Africa is concerned, it is indeed proud, and I congratulate him. His election is a fittin…

Mr. Poisson A/33/PV.51 Nov. 10, 1978

In asking to be allowed to speak on item 129 of the agenda, my delegation did not intend unduly to prolong the debate on a matter which everyone considers to be a foregone conclusion, given the nature of the request made by the Agency for Cultural and Technical Co-operation for obser- ver status and…

Mr. Adamou A/33/PV.23 Oct. 5, 1978

Mc. President. first of all I should like to offer you my warm congratulations on your election to the presidency of our Assembly. Nor can I forget your predecessor as 272. Without succumbing to euphoria or to gloom, we can say that the year has indeed been a full one, but what have we achieved? 2…

Mr. Djermakoye A/32/PV.43 Dec. 31, 1977

I should like to remind the entire Assembly that Niger's candidacy is that of an African country. We note that at this stage of the elections certain principles governing the various groups of States in the Assembly as a whole have 110t been respected. We note also that the "African candidacy seems …

Mr. Poisson A/32/PV.87 Nov. 30, 1977

The question of Palestine, which has been on the agenda of the United Nations General Assembly since 1947, has never ceased to be an object of concern for the international community. The delegation of Niger wishes to associate 121. Many are the efforts that have been made by the international comm…

Mr. Poisson A/32/PV.46 Oct. 25, 1977

We were overwhelmed to learn of the attack against the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates: We now know that the Minister was killed and .my delegation expresses its sincere condolences to the delegation of the United Arab Emirates. 104. To turn now to the topic under …

Mr. Adamou A/32/PV.27 Oct. 10, 1977

The thirty-second session of the United Nations General Assembly is opening in a world characterized by political uncertainty and economic anx: -:ty. Some, and by no means the least, of the problems which were the subject of our concern at previous sessions still await satisfactory solu- tions. 215…

Mr. Poisson A/32/PV.94 May 21, 1977

It has been said that General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV) is the charter of decolonaation. That is not a misstatement, nor indeed is it an instance of resorting to the magical power of words conveniently to cover up injustice, frustra- tion and lawlessness and to perpetuate foreign domination and …

Mr. Keita A/31/PV.83 Nov. 30, 1976

The delegation of Niger would like to correct its vote. Its attention was distracted and it voted in favour of the amendment when it wished to vote against; we would be grateful if this correction could be made.