The decision to debate in plenary meetings the item on the policies of apartheid of the Government of South Africa is~ in the view of the Tanzanian delegation, indicative of the concern the United Nations attaches, to recent develop- ments in southern Africa and in particular to the deterio- rating …
Although my delegation voted in favour of the resolution, we are deeply troubled by certain aspects of it. That is particularly the case with regard to operative paragraph 19, which in effect calls for the expulsion of Yugoslavia from the United Nations.
The Tanzanian delegation is also troubled by…
The remarkable progress made in the last few years, and particularly since 1989, towards the eradication of apartheid and the establishment of a united, democratic and non-racial South Africa, can be gauged from the nature of the debate in the Assembly, the number and content of the resolutions
The…
As we advance towards the end of the International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, it should be a matter of concern to all of us that the efforts to achieve that objective seem to be slackening. The small number of delegations which have sought to participate in this debate is one indicat…
The vision of a new Middle East which the leader of the Observer Mission of Palestine, Mr. Farouk Kaddoumi, shared with us in his address at the start of the debate on this item yesterday is one which many people have dreamed of but which few expected to see realized in their lifetimes. For the prob…
The debate on the reform of the Security Council has been going on for a long time, since the Council was last reformed. But prospects for its reform have never been better than they are today. There is a consensus that the end of the cold war has created an atmosphere that makes further reform poss…
My delegation joins previous speakers in congratulating the Government of Papua New Guinea for the proposal on the United Nations initiative on opportunity and participation
As prerequisites for human development, opportunity and participation are so self-evident that we tend to take them for grant…
My delegation has been looking forward with eagerness and expectation to this debate on the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s in the belief that it will provide us with an opportunity for a comprehensive review of the programme and follow-up mechanism. We associate…
My delegation takes
seriously all recommendations of the Security Council. In the discharge of
its responsibilities for the maintenance of international peace and security,
the Council is entitled to receive the fullest possible cooperation from all
Members of the United Nations. It is therefore…
