This morning the Assembly will hear an addressby the President of the Republic of Cyprus. On behalf of the General. Assembly, I have the honour to welcome His Excellency Mr.Spyros Kyprianou, President of the, 'Republic of Cyprus,to the United Nations and to invite him to address the Assembly.
With regard to agenda item 33, a draft resolution has been submitted in document A/33/L.18. I call on the represen- tative of India, who wishes to introduce this draft resolu- tion.
I shall now call on the represen- tative of Japan, Chile and Costa Rica, who have asked to exercise their rightof reply.May I once again recall that the General Assembly, at its 4tll plenary meeting, decided that statements in exercise of the right of reply should be limited to 10 minutes. In view o…
On behalf of the General Assembly, I thank His Excellency, the President of the Republic of 'Costa Rica, Mr.Rodrigo Carazo, for the important address he has just given.
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The Assembly will now hear an address by the President of the Republic of Costa RiC3.. On behalf of the General Assembly, I have the honour to welcome to the United Nations His Excellency Mr. Rodrigo Carazo, President of the Republic of Costa Rica, and to invite him to address the Assembly.
On behalf of the General Assembly I wish to thank His Excellency Mr. Gaafar Mohamed Nimeiri, the President {If the Democratic Republic of the Sudan and current Chair- man of the OAU for the important statement he has just made.
I shall now call on the representatives of Nicaragua, Guate- mala and Democratic Kampuchea, in that order, as they have asked to exercise their right of reply. As members will recall, at the 4th plenary meeting the Assembly decided that statements made in exercise of the right of reply should be lim…
On behalf of the General Assembly I wish to thank the President of the Government, Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and former President of the General Assembly, for the important statement he has just made.
30. Personally, I have always spoken in fav…
This afternoon the Assembly will hear a statement by the President of the Government, Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, and a former President of the General Assembly. I take great pleasure in welcoming His Excellency Mr. Gaston Thorn, and I invite him…
On behalf of the General Assembly I thank the Prime Minister of New Zealand for the important statement he has just made.
51. I want to emphasize therefore the importance for New Zealand, and for very many of the small and middle sized countries in the Pacific and elsewhere, of a speedy and success…
The General Assembly will now hear a statement by the Prime Minister of New Zealand. I have great pleasure in wel- coming His Excellency the Right Honourable Robert D. Muldoon and in inviting mm to address the General Assembly,
On behalf of the General Assembly, I wish to thank the Prime Minister and Minister of Defence and Internal Security, Minister of Information and Broadcasting, and Minister of Civil Aviation of Mauritius for the important statement he has just made.
This afternoon the Assembly will hear a statement by the Prime Minister and Minister of Defence and Internal Security, Minister of Information and Broadcasting, and Minister of Civil Aviation of Mauritius. I have great pleasure, in welcoming His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir See- woosagur Rarn…
I call on the repre: ~:ltative of Turkey, who wishes to speak in exercise of his right of -:eply.
36. Are we intransigent and unreasonable, we the victims of invasion and foreign occupation, with thousands of dead and missing persons, with our properties usurped and looted, who still propose a prop…
I should also like to propose that the list of speakers in the debate on this item be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, 7 No- vember, at 5 p.m. May I take it that the General Assembly agrees to that proposal?
I should like to inform the Assembly that previously, for its meetings devoted to the question of Cyprus, the Special Political Committee was provided with verbatim records. May I take it that the General Assembly wishes the same procedure to be fonowed for tpe meetings which the Special Political C…
As members will recall, the General Assembly at its 5th plenary meeting, held on 22 September 1978, decided that when considering item 28 it would invite the Special Political Committee to meet for the purpose of affording the representatives of the Cypriot communities an op- portunity to speak ID t…
