The United States delegation did not participate in the voting on draft resolutions under agenda item 73 and 74 for reasons which have been explained on a number of occasions in this Assembly. I take this occasion simply to reiterate that our policy of non-participation continues because nothing has…
My delegation is voting against the draft resolution on the Middle East that is before us. This text is in our view irrelevant to the search for a comprehensive peace, as well as to a resolution of the Palestinian problem in all its aspects, to which my Government is dedicated and for which the Camp…
The matter before us is the report of the Credentials Com- mittee. We can either accept or reject that report. Th.e proposal ofIndia, contained in document A/34/L.3, IS not an amendment to that report. It does not merely add to or delete a part of the recommendation of the Com- mittee, as required b…
There are some positive elements in the draft resolution before the Assembly today, particularly those calling for the urgent resumption of negotiations in a meaningful and constructive manner under the auspices of the Secretary·General. We strongly support that approach. Nevertheless, my Govern- me…
The United States would like to reaffirm its strong support for international co-operation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, particularly in the developing countries, as well as to reaffirm the importance of IAEA as a valuable mech· anism for extending such assistance.
196. For these reasons …
On behalf of the United States, I should first like to thank Mr. Eklund for his statement as well as for his leadership and dedication to the twin objectives of furthering the development of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, including its potential for meeting the world's electrical energy requir…
The views of my delegation on the propriety of giving the floor to non-Member delegations to reply to statements made during. the genera! debate are well known. We do not believe that the interests of the Organization are served by such a practice. Further. we regret that the ruling by the President…
The ques- tion of peace in the Middle East has been before the United Nations almost since its foundation. Four wars and count- less deaths over th~ intervening ~O years J:tave brought the problem no closer to resolution.
41. The debate in which we are engaged today is only the latest addition to a…
