My delegation will not participate in the voting on the draft resolutions before us for the following reasons. First, draft resolution A/31/L.26 seeks the implementation of all relevant reso- Iutions of the Security Council on the Middle East question. Resolution 242 (1967) of the Security Council i…
It is highly significant that for the first time this twenty-ninth day of November is being observed as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Since the brutal partition of Palestine, the Zionists have vainly tried not only to break the will of the Palestinian people, their…
The aggressive and expansionist policy of Zionist Israel remains the main obstacle to peace in the Middle East. At the same time, the Palestine question remains the core of what is called the Middle East conflict; for without the complete withdrawal of the Israeli forces from all the Arab territorie…
It is really paradoxical that Mr. Abdullah AI-Alawi from this lofty rostrum [23rd meetingl has defended the regime of the Sultanate of Oman, whereas he was the official representative of the Liberation rront of Dhofar, and ilead of its Bureau in Cairo. Even though the Sultan of Oman was able to buy …
I have the pleasure, on behalf of the Arab group of States, to extend our warm congratulations to Mr. Kurt Waldheim on the occasion of his re-election as Secretary-General of.the United Nations.
93. The international unanimity which has been demon- strated in re-electing Mr. Waldheim is a unanimous…
In his address to the General Assembly this year, the Foreign Minister of Democratic Yemen {17th meeting} called for the with- drawal of all foreign troops and bases from Cyprus and for full respect for the island's sovereignty, territorialintegrity and independence. We are gratified today that all …
The delegation of Democratic Yemen voted against the Turkish proposal to allow representatives of the Turkish Cypriot com- munity to address the General Assembly, because the acceptance of such a proposal, in our opinion, would have implied the acceptance of a divided Cyprus. It would, furthermore, …
