Mr. Al-Qaysi

Mr. Al-Qaysi

Iraq
13
Speeches
9
Meetings
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Meetings Attended

Speeches

IRQ A/50/PV.21 Oct. 5, 1995

My Foreign Minister made it clear in his statement that he did not want to be drawn into polemics with the representative of the United States. She came to the Hall, she threw her vindictiveness, and she is just about to leave, joined by the representative of the United Kingdom, whose country’s name…

IRQ A/49/PV.23 Oct. 7, 1994

The representative of the United States exercised her right of reply in respect of the statement made this morning by my Deputy Prime Minister. She alleged that our statement attacked the United States, misrepresented the facts about Iraq’s lack of compliance with Security Council resolutions and in…

IRQ A/37/PV.73 Nov. 19, 1982

Mr. President, my col- league Mr. AI-Zahawi read out the sub-amendment and I myself read it out. It does not contain the phrase "in violation of the Charter". You can check the tape, Mr. President, since everything here is recorded on tape.

IRQ A/37/PV.73 Nov. 19, 1982

I wish to inform you, Mr. President, that the situation has now changed. A compromise has been reached and my delegation feels that the Assembly could proceed to the vote now.

IRQ A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

An orchestra that plays without a score is a bad orchestra. It would become a worse orchestra if it played without a score and without a conductor. This is what we have witnessed this morning. Obviously, what the Iranian representative said was ex- tracted from past Iranian hogwash, but with one dif…

IRQ A/36/PV.62 Nov. 18, 1981

In view of the heavy agenda of the General Assembly, it is with reluctance that I speak in exercise of my right of reply against the Iranian fantasies. 109~ In his statement at that meeting, the representative of Iran again alluded-and he was out of order-to the so-called war of aggression imposed …

IRQ A/36/PV.56 Nov. 13, 1981

I have the honour of intro- ducing on behalf of the sponsors the draft resolution con- tained in document A/36/L.14fRev.l on the agenda item before us. In view of the cardinal importance of the item to the established international system concerning the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the non-proli…

IRQ A/36/PV.28 Oct. 6, 1981

In view of the alleged ob- jective analysis of the facts by the representative of Iran, let us put him to the test. The test requires that he should attempt to answer all the following questions politely. 346. First, if Islamic Iran does not seek to create tur- bulence anywhere in the world, how c…

IRQ A/36/PV.28 Oct. 6, 1981

According to my stop- watch, the representative of Iran has used up his 10 min- utes.

IRQ A/36/PV.26 Oct. 5, 1981

Obviously, the Iranian Min- ister for Foreign Affairs ttlistook the General Assembly rostrum for Teheran radio or perhaps Teheran television. We are told that the Iranian rulers are determiiled to build a new world on the basis of the sublime teachings of Is- lam, for the salvation" of mankind and t…

IRQ A/36/PV.16 Sept. 28, 1981

1 recall what I said again and again at the thirty-fifth session of the Assembly [33rd meeting] to a representative of Iran when he talked hog- wash. I reminded him of what H. G. Wells said in his story "The Country of the Blind": "In the country of the blind the one-eyed man is king." I had expecte…

IRQ A/36/PV.16 Sept. 28, 1981

The representative of Iran, in speaking in exercise of his right of reply, sought to tell the General Assembly that my Foreign Ministe~s state- ment was based on fiction and that it bears no relation to the facts. He has attempted to convince the Assembly by means of argument. Allow me to cite one o…

IRQ A/35/PV.33 Oct. 10, 1980

II is beneath the dignity of my delegation to descend to the level offoul language which was used by the representative of Iran a few minutes ago. His 386. I have jotted down many notes on what he said but in view of the time allotted for the exercise of the right of reply I shall concentrate on j…