I wish to convey to my friend Mr. Theo-Ben Gurirab how proud and happy I am to see a son of Africa leading the General Assembly into the new millennium. I congratulate him warmly. I am certain that his experience, gained as the representative of the South-West Africa People’s Organization to the Uni…
Allow me, Mr. President, to offer you my warmest congratulations on your unanimous election to guide the work of the fifty-third session of the General Assembly. The honour bestowed upon you attests to the good relations which your country, Uruguay, has forged over the decades with the nations that …
The illustrious election of the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations at its fifty- second session is not only a well-deserved tribute to his country, Ukraine, in recognition of its important role on the international scene, but an acknowledgement of his own human and professional …
My delegation and I are pleased, Sir, to see you presiding over the fifty-first session of the General Assembly. Your great experience of multilateral diplomacy, along with the apt initiatives which your great country, Malaysia, and you yourself have taken in many focal areas of international relati…
I should like to pay tribute to the wisdom of the Assembly in electing Ambassador Insanally to preside over
I also wish to congratulate the members of the Bureau and to extend to the outgoing President, Mr. Stoyan Ganev, our warm congratulations on the excellent work done during his mandate.
I sho…
We grieved
to learn of the aviation disaster yesterday in Lagos, which caused the death
of 163 members of the Nigerian military. On this sad occasion I should like
to convey to the people and the Government of Nigeria our most sincere
condolences.
First Sir, on behalf of the delegation of Cote …
My delegation would like to explain briefly the vote it cast on the Belgian amendment [A/38/L.9] to draft resolution A/38/L.8, concerning the situation in Grenada.
The meeting rose at 8.35 p.m.
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The cause ofNamib~ais, above all, an African cause and thus it is an Ivory Coast cause. The Ivory Coast, which is a founding member of the OAU, will spare no sacrifice to make its modest contribution to the solution of that problem, a fact that will one day be recognized by the various protagonists …
