Security Council — Session 36

Most active countries

• Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
  18
• Israel
  13
• German Democratic Republic
  12
• United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  11
• Iraq
  10
• Japan
  9
• United States of America
  9
• France
  8
• Libya
  7
• Uganda
  7
• Philippines
  5
• Sri Lanka
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• Ireland
  5
• Tunisia
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• Mexico
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Top agenda items

• Question of Palestine: report of the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People
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• . The situation in the Middle East: report of the Secretary-General
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• Armed Israeli aggression against the Iraqi nuclear installations and its grave consequences for the established international system concerning the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the non- proliferation of nuclear weapons and international peace and security
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• ;EI~tion of the Vice-Presidents of the General Assembly 3.. The PRESIDENT: Pursuant to rule 31 of the rules of procedure, we shall" now proceed to the election of the Vice-~sidents of the General Assembly,' who are to be cho~n m such a manner as to ensure the representative character of the General Committee. 4. All Members of the General Assembly are eligible in this electio~ except those already represented in the Gen- eral COmmlttee-namely, those countries whose represen- tatives have been elected to the presidency of the General Assembly or to the chairmanships of the Main Commit- ~s. . NEW YORK 5. In accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 of the annex to resolution 33/138 of 19 December 1978, the 21 Vice- Presidents shall be elected according to the following pat- tern: six representatives from African States, four repre- sentatives from Asian States, one representative from an Eastern European State, thr~e representatives from Latin American States, two representatives from Western Euro- pean or other States, and five representatives from the permanent members of the Security Council. 6. In accordance with paragraph 16 of General Assem- bly decision 34/401, the election of the Vice-Presidents of the Assembly by secret ballot wHI be dispensed with when the number of candidates con:esponds to the number of seats to be filled. In other words, whenever the number of candidates in a given group corresponds to the number of seats to be filled in that group, those candidates will be declared elected. We shall proceed accordingly. 7. With the permission of the Assembly, 1 shall read the list of candidates nominated by four of the groups on which there is no controversy: African States: Benin, Botswana, Morocco, Rwanda, Seychelles and Togo; Asian States: Cyprus, Indonesia, 'Pakistan and Papua New Guinea; Eastern European State: Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Re- public; Western European or other States: Australia and Swe- den. 8. Since the number of candidates nominated by the Af- rican, Asian and Eastern European Groups and the Group of Western European or other States corresponds to the number of seats to be filled in each group, I declare those candidates elected in addition to the five permanent mem- bers of the Security Council Vice-Presidents of the Gen- eral Assembly. 9. Regarding the Latin American Group of States, I call on the representative of Honduras, its Chairman.
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• Appointments to fill vacancies in subsidiary organs and other appointments (concluded):* (i) Appointment of the United Nations Commissioner fm" Namibia
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• Appointments to till vacancies in subsidiary organs and other appointments :** (g) Appointment of six members of the Joint Inspection Unit; (h) Appointment of the members of the Peace Observation Commission;
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• : Question of Namibia: (a) Report of the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Dedaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples; (b) Report of the United Nations Council for Namibia
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• Credentials of representatives to the thirty-sixth session of the General Assembly (concluded):* (b) Report of the Credentials Committee
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• Development and international economic co-operation (concluded):** (b) Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of.States REPORT OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE (PART I1) (A/36/694/Add. I) (d) Industrialization: (i) Report of the Industrial Development Board; (il) -Report of the Secretary-General REPORT OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE (PART V) (A/36/694/AddA) (e) Science and technology for development: report of thf: Intergovernmental Committee on Science ~"1d Te£hnology for Development; if) Natural res{lurces: report of the Secretary- ~eneral REPORT OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE (PARI' VI) (A/36/694/Add.5) (g) Food problems~ (i) Report of the World Food Council; (ii) Reports of the Secretary-General REPORT OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE (PART VII) (A/36/694/Add.6) (I) Restructuring of the economic and social sectors of the United Nations system: reports of the Secretary-General REPORf OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE (PART IX) (A/36/694/Add.9) (J) Environment: (i) Report of the Governing Council of the United Nations Environment P'rogramme; (ii) Report of the Secretary-General REPORT OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE (PART X) (A/36/694/Add.9) (0) United Nations Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy; (p) United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries * Resumed from the IOlst meeting. ** Resumed from the lOOth meeting. Elections to fill vacancies in subsidiary organs (con- cluded): (a) Election of fifteen members of the Industrial Development Board
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• - The situation in Afgh3llistan and its implications for international peace and security: report of the Secretary-General
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