In each of the last five years we have discussed the continuing problems of Cyprus in plenary session in the General Assembly ami this year is no exception. The world community remains faced with a serious problem that affects not only the in- habitants of Cyprus itself but the security of the easte…
On behalf of its spon- sors, I am pleased to introduce to the General Assembly draft resolution A/34/L.6, concerning the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
82. As all Members are aware, the Third United Na- tions Conference on the Law of the Sea has been en- gaged for the past s…
The Assembly is about to vote on supplementary budget proposals which will have the effect of increasing our net biennial budget after only one year by almost 39 per cent as compared with the net expenses for 1976-1977. Furthermore, it has been indicated to us that we should expect further demands b…
In explaining our vote on the various draft resolutions before us, I should like to preface my remarks by reaffirming our strong belief that the people of South Africa are entitled to the support of the international community in their struggle for justice and raciaI equality. As evidence of our con…
In speaking on the question of Cyprus I snould like to note at the outset that in the Canadian view a geod start has been made thi:; year in our consideration of the item with the agreement of \.1r. Denkta§ and Mr. Michaelide~ to expound the view- points of the Cypriot communities in the Special Pol…
Mr. President, on behalf of the members of the group of Western European and other States I should like to speak at this point to associate myself with the statement which you yourself have just made.
58. Members of our group were very appreciative of the generous invitation extended in this plenar…
The events of the last weekend have focused the hopes of the world on the prospect of real peace in the Middle East, and in this context I should like to begin by asserting once again Canada's hope that a just and lasting peace will be achieved in the Middle East in the not-too-distant future.
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Canada joined with a great majority of Member States in supporting the resoluti~ns adopted by this Assembly on the question of Cyprus in 1974 and in 1975. We have supported as well the mandate of the Secretary-General to provide his good offices to the two communities in Cyprus. We have continued to…
On 19 October [38th meet- ing}. on behalf of the Governments of France, the Federal Republic of Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, as well as Canada, I described to the General Assembly our joint views on the situation in Namibia, and our efforts this year to help bring about the indepe…
Canada joined the great majority of Member States in supporting the resolutions on the question of Cyprus adopted by the General Assembly in 1974 and 1975. We have also supported the mandate of the Secretary-General to provide his good offices to the two communities in Cyprus. We have contributed to…
IAEA has been chargedwith the responsibilit: of promoting adequate planning for nuclear energy through advice, training and information exchange and of developing safety and protection stand- ards.It also has a mandate to enhance international security through the most effective exercise of its grow…
