A/RES/1118(XI) GA

60 Genen1l Aasembly-Eleventh Sealon 1111 (XI). Admission of Morocco to member- ship in the United Nations The General Assembly, H aving received the recommendation of the Security Council2 of 26 J uly 1956 that Morocco should be ad- mitted to membership in the United Nations, Having considered the application for membership of Morocco, Decides to admit Morocco to membership in the United Nations. 574th plenary meeting, 12 November 1956. 1112 (XI). Ad.mission of Tunisia to member- ship in the United Nations The General Assembly, Having received the recommendation of the Security Council3 of 26 July 1956 that Tunisia should be ad- mitted to membership in the United Nations, Having considered the application for membership of Tunisia, Decides to admit Tunisia to membership in the United Nations. 574th plenary meeting, 12 November 1956. 1113 (XI). Admission of Japan to membenhip in the United Nations The General Assembly, Having received the recommendation of the Security Council4 of 12 December 1956 that Japan should be admitted to membership in the United Nations, H aving considered the application for membership of Japan, Decides to admit Japan to membership in the United Nations. 623rd plenory meeting, 18 December 1956. 1114 (XI). Appointment of the members of the Peace Observation Commission The General Assembly Decides to reappoint, for the calendar years 1957 and 1958, the present members of the Peace Observa- tion Commission:1 632nd plenary meeting, 21 December 1956. 1115 (XI). Authorization for the Adviiory Com- mittee estahlished by General Assembly resolution 810 (IX) to negotiate on behaH f>f the United Nations an agreement to ea- tablish relations between the United Nations and the International Atomic Energy Agency The General Assembly, W elcoming the unanimous adoption by representa- tives of eighty-one States, on 23 October 1956, of the Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency,6 "Ibid., document A/3152. • Ibid., document A/3153. 'Ibid., document A/3447. • CHINA, CzEcil:osLOVAKIA, FRANCE, HONDURAS, lNDIA, IRAQ, lsRAEL, NEW ZEALAND, PAKISTAN, SwEDEN, .THE UNION OF SOVIET Soc:IALIST REPUBLICS, UNITED KINGOOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHE'RN !RELAND, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND URUGUAY, appointed by resoh1tion 907 (IX) of 11 De- cember 1954. • IAEA/CS/13. N oting that paragraph 7 of section C of annex I of the Statute authorizes the Preparatory Commission of the Agency to enter into negotiations with the United Nations with a view to the preparation of a draft agreement governing the relationship between the United Nations and the Agency, in accordance with article XVI of the Statute, Desiring to initiate negotiations with the Agency with a view to bringing it into relationship with the United Nations, as provided for in article XVI of the Statute, 1. Authorizes the Advisory Committee on the Peace- ful Uses of Atomic Energy, as established on the basis of paragraph 5 of section B of General Assembly resolution 810 (IX) of 4 December 1954, to negotiate with the Preparatory Commission of the International Atomic Energy Agency a draft relationship agreement base.cl on the principles set forth in the study7 prepared by the Secretary-General in consultation with the Ad- visory Committee, pursuant to paragraph 5 of section II of General Assembly resolution 912 (X) of 3 De- cember 1955; 2. Requests the Advisory Committee to submit a report on the negotiations, together with the draft agreement resulting from these negotiations, to the General Assembly, at the twelfth session, for its ap- proval. 637th plenary meeting, 11 January 1957. 1116 (XI). Agreement on relationship between the United Nations and the International Finance Corporation The General Assembly, H aving considered the Agreement8 entered into on 19 December 1956 between the Economie and Social Council and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, acting for and on behalf of the Inter- national Finance Corporation,. on relationship between the United Nations and the International Finance Cor- poration, Approves this Agreement. 656th plenary meeting, 20 February 1957. 1117 (XI). Report of the s~urity Councll The General Assembly Takes note of the report of the Security Council to the General Assembly covering the period from 16 July 1955 to 15 July 1956.9 658th plenary meeting, 21 February 1957. 1118 (XI). Admission of Ghana to membenhip in the United Nations The General Assembly, Having received the recommendation of the Security Council1° of 7 March 1957 that Ghana should be ad- mitted to membership in the United Nations, • Official Reco,-ds of the Genet"ol Assembl:y, Elevtnlh Session, Annexes, agenda item 69, document A/3122. • Ibid., agenda item 71, document A/3529/Rev.1, annex. • Ibid., Eleventh Session, Supplement No. 2 (A/3157). 10 Ibid., Eleventh Session. Annexes, agenda item 25, docu- ment A/3567. Resolutiona adopted without :reference to a Commutee 61 Having considered the application for membership of Ghana, Decides to admit Ghana to membership in the United Nations. 668th plenary meeting, 8 March 1957. 1119 (XI). Arrangements for future meetings of the eleventh se1111ion of the General Assemhly The General Assembly, Recalling resolution 1109 (XI) of 15 February 1957 concerning the progress of the work of the eleventh ~ession and the closing date of the session, * H aving completed consideration of ail the items on its agenda with the exception of items 66 and 67, Decides, in accordance with rule 6 of the rules of procedure, to adjourn its eleventh session temporarily and to authorize the President, of the General Assembly, in consultation with the Secretary-General and with the Member States the representatives of which are serving on the General Committee during the session, to reconvene the General Assembly as necessary m order to consider further items 66 or 67. 668th plenary meeting, 8 March 1957. * * Question considered by the first emergency special session of the General Assemhly from 1 to 10 Novemher 1956 (item 66) 11 Resolution 1120 (XI) The General Assembly, Having received the report of the Secretary-Gen- eral12 on compliance with General Assembly resolutions 997 (ES-I) and 1002 (ES-I) of 2 and 7 November 1956, Recalling that its resolution 1002 (ES-I) called upon Israel immediately to withdraw its forces behind the demarcation line established by the General Armistice Agreement between Egypt and Israel of 24 February 1949,13 Recalling further that the above-mentioned resolu- tion also called upon France and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland immediately to withdraw their forces from Egyptian territory, in con- formity with previous resolutions, 1. Notes with regret that, according to the com- munications received by the Secretary-General, 12 two- thirds of the French forces remain, ail the United Kingdom forces remain although it has been announced that arrangements are being made for the withdrawal of one battalion, and no Isreal forces have been with- drawn behind the armistice line although a considerable time has elapsed since the adoption of the relevant General Assembly resolutions ; 2. Reiterates its call to France, Israel and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ire- land to comply forthwith with resolutions 997 (ES-I) and 1002 (ES-I) of 2 and 7 Novemher 1956; 3. Requests the Secretary-General urgently to com- municate the present resolution to the parties con- cerned, and to report without delay to the General Assembly on the implementation thereof. 594th plenary meeting, 24 November 1956. 11 See also resolutions 1089 (XI) and 1090 (XI). ,. Official Records of the General Assembly, Eleventh Session, Annexes, agenda item 66, documents A/3384 and Add.l and 2. 11 Official Records of the Sccurity C ouncil, Fourth Year, Special Supplement No. 3. Resolution 1121 (XI) The General Assembly, ~aving re_ceive~ the report of the Secretary-Gen- eral 4 on basic pomts for the presence and functioning in Egypt of the United Nations Emergency Force, H avinr; received also the report of the Secretary- GeneraJfo on arrangements for clearing the Suez Canal, 1. Notes with approval the contents of the aide- mémoire ~n the bc1:sis for the presence and functioning of the Umted Nat10ns Emergency Force in Egypt, as annexed to the report of the Secretary-General ;14 2. Notes with approval the progress so far made by the Secreta~y-General in connexion with arrange- ments for clearing the Suez Canal, as set forth in his report ;16 3. Authorizes the Secretary-General to proceed with the. ~ploration of practical arrangements and the ne- got1ahon of agreements so that the clearing operations may be speedily and effectively undertaken. 594th plenary meeting, 24 November 1956. Resolution 1122 (XI) The General Assembly, Having decided, in resolutions 1000 (ES-I) and 1001 (ES-I) of 5 and 7 November 1956, to establish an emergency international United Nations Force (hereafter to be known as the United Nations Emer- gency Force) under a Chief of Command ( hereafter to be known as the Commander), H aving considered and provisionally approved the reco~mendatjons ~ade by the Secretary-General con- cernmg the tinancmg of the Force in paragraph 15 of his report of 6 November 1956,16 1. Authorizes tl,c Secretary-General to establish a Gnited Nations Emergency Force Special Account to "Official. tR.ecords of -,Jie General Assembly, Elevc11th Scssio11, Annexes, agenda item 66, document A/3375. ' 5 Ibid., document A/3376. 10 Ibid., First Emergency Special Ses.non, Annexes, agenda item .S, document A/3302.

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