' Mr. President, may I offer you the tirst compliments in this general debate. I do so with sincere satisfaction .1I1d in the certainty that my words will be a part of a general expression of recognition of the qualifications which so well entitle you to provide the leadership in the work that we ar…
* Sir, as the flI'St speaker in the general debate, it is my privileg~ to extend the first words of congratulation to }OU upon }'Our election as President of the General Assembly at its
thirty~sixth session.
3. Relations between Iraq and Brazil, based on the soli- darity between our two nations an…
l As the general debate opens, I have the honour and sincere pleasure of conveying to you, Sir, the first expressions ofcongratulations on your election to the presidency of the thirty-fourth session of the General Assembly. You have the support of the international community rep- resented here, tha…
