A/RES/3376(XXX) GA

Resolutiom adopted without reference to a Main Committee 3 3369 (XXX). Ohserver status for the Islamic Conference al the United Nations The General Assembly, Noting the desire of the States members of the lslamic Conference for co-operation between the United Nations and the Islamic Conference, 1. Decides to invite the Islamic Conference to par- ticipa.te in the sessions aind the work of the General Assembly and of its subsidiary organs in the capacity of observer; 2. Requests the Secretary-General to take the neces- sary action to implement the presenit resolution. 2 383rd plenary meeting JO October 1975 3375 (XXX). lnvitation to the Palestine Lihera- tion Organization to participate in the efforts for peace in the Middle East The General Assembly, Having considered the it.em entitled "Question of Palestine", Reaf]irming its resolution 3236 (XXIX) of 22 No- vember 1974, in which it recogrl!ized the inalienable national rights of the Palestinian people, Recognizing the necessity of achieving a just and last- ing peace in the Middle East at the earliest possible time, Believing that the realization of the ina1ienab1e rights of the Palestinian people in accordance with the pur- poses and principies of the Charter of the United Nations is a prerequisite to achieving a just and lasting peace in the area, Convinced that the participation of the Palestinian people is essential in any efforts and deliberations aim- ing at the achievement of a just and lasting peace in the Middle East, 1. Requests the Security Council to consider and adopt the necessary resolutions and measures in order to enable the Palestinian people to exercise its inalien- able national rights in accordance with General Assem- bly resolution 3236 (XXIX); 2. Calls for tlle invitation of the Palestine Liberation Organization, the representative of the Palestinian peo- ple, to participa.te in ali efforts, deliberations and con- ferences on the Middle East which are held under the ª'!5pices of the. United Natiions,. on an equal footing with other partíes, on the bas1s of resolution 3236 (XXIX); . 3. Requests the Secretary-General to inform the Co- Chairmen of the Pea.ce Conference on the Middle East of the present resolution and to take ali necessary steps to secure the invitation of the Palestine Liberation Or- ganization to participare in the work of the Conference as well as in all other efforts for peaoe; 4. Requests tbe Secretary-GeneraJ to submit a report on this matter to. the General Assembly as soon as possible. 2 399th plenary meeting JO November 1975 3376 (XXX). Question of Palestine The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 3236 (XXIX) of 22 Novem- ber 1974, T aking note of the report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of that resolution, 13 Deeply concerned that no just solution to the problem of Palestine has yet been achieved, Recognizing that the problem of Palestine continues to endanger intemational peace and security, l. Reaf]irms its resolution 3236 (XXIX); 2. Expresses its grave concern that no progress has been achieved towards: . ( '!) The exercise by 1he Palestini:an people of ¡,ts mahen~bl~ right~ in Palestine, including the right to self- determmatton w1thout external interference and the right to national independence and sovereignty; . ( b) Toe exercise by Palestinians of their inalil nable nght to retum to their homes a:nd property from which they have been displaced and uprooted; 3. Decides to establish a Committee on the Exer- cise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People composed of twenty Member States to be appointed by the General Assembly at the currenit session; 4. Requests the Committee to consider and recom- mend t? the G~neral Assembly a programme of imple- men~hon, d~s1gned to e~able the Palestinian people to exerc1se the nghts recogmzed in paragraphs 1 and 2 of Assembly resolution 3236 (XXIX) and to take into accoun~, in the formulation of its r~endations for the implementation of that programme, ali the powers conferred by the Cbarter upon the principal organs of the United Nations; . 5. Authorizes the Committee, in the fulfilment of 1ts mandate, to establish contact with and to receive and ~onsider suggestions and proposal; from, any State and mtergovemmental regional organi2Jation and the Palestine Liberation Organization; 6. J_?.eques~s the Secretary-General to provide the Committee ~th ali the necessary facilities for the per- formance of 1ts tasks; 7. Requests the Committee to submit its report and recommendations to the Secretary-Geneml no later •than 1 fon~ 1976 and requests ~he Secretary-General to transm1t the report to the Secunty Council; 8. Requests the Security Council to consider as soon !3.5 possible after 1 June 1976, the question of the exerc1se by the Palestinian people of the inalienable rights recognized in paragraphs 1 and 2 of resolution 3236 (XXIX); 9. Requests the Secretary-General to inform the ~ommittee of t~e action taken by the Security Council m accordance w1th paragraph 8 above; _ 10. Auth_orizes the Committee, taking into conside' _ atton the act10n taken by the Security Council, to subJt to the General Assembly, at its thirty-first session a report containing its observations and recommendati~ns·· 11. Decides to include the itero entitled "Questio~ of J>:alestine" in the provisional agenda of its thirty-first sess10n. * 2399th plenary meeting JO November 1975 * * At its 2443rd plenary meeting, on 17 December 1975 the Genera_/ Assemb~y, in pursuance o/ paragraph 3 o/ the dbove resolutlon, appomted the following twenty Member States a.s members of the Committee on the Exercise of :he Inalienable 18 A/10265. - 4 General All84mlhly-Thirtieth SeNion Rights of the Palestinian People: .AFGHANISTAN, CuBA, CYPRUS, GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, GUINEA, HUNGARY, INDIA, IN- DONESIA, LA.o PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, MADAGASCAR, MALAYSIA, MALTA, PAKlSTAN, ROMANIA, SENEGAL, SIERRA LEONE, TUNISIA, TURKEY, UKRAINIAN SovmT SoCIALIST REPUBLIC and YUGOSLAVIA. 3385 (XXX). Admission of 111&-(;omoros to membership in the United Nations The General Assembly, Havin8 received the recommendation of the Security rouncil of 17 0ctober 1975 th~t the Comoros should be ·a.dmitted to membershi,p in the United Nations,14 Having considered the application for membership of the Comoros, 15 Reaffirming the necessity of respecting the unity and territorial integrity of the Comoro Archipelago, com- posed of the islands of Anjouan, Grande-Comore, Mayotte and Mohéli, as emphasized in resolution 3291 (XXIX) of 13 December 1974 and other resolutions of the General Assembly, Decides to admit the Comoros to membership in the United N ations. 2402nd plenary meeting 12 November 1975 3386 (XXX). Reporl of the International Atomie Energy Agency The General Assembly, H aving received the report of the Intemational Atomic Energy Agency to the General Assemhly for the year 1974/1975 and the addendum thereto,16 A ware that the statement of the Director General of the Intemational Atomic Energy Agency of 12 Novem- ber 1975 17 provides additional information on the main developments in the Agency's activities, Recognizing that in the course of 1975 it was made abundantly clear that further measures should be taken towards the full realization of the goal of an intema- tional non-proliferation policy, l. Takes note of the report of the Intemational Atomic Er.ergy Agency and of the addendum thereto; 2. No tes that the annual report of the lnternational Atomic Energy Agency will henceforth be based on the calendar yt:ar for ,the purpose of simplifying the evalua- tion of programme implementation; 3. W e/comes the action taken by the Intemational Atomic Energy Agency to increase further the 1evel or the target for voluntary contributions to ilie general fuoo of $5. 5 million m 1976 ,and the oontiinuing increase of total contributions of member States towards the realization of targets; 4. Notes with appreciation the iincreased and con- tinuing emphasis which the lntemational Atornic Energy Agency places in its technical as~istance programme on the introduction of nuclear power and its teohnology in 14 Ofjicial Records of the General Assembly, Thirtieth Ses- sion, Annexes, agenda item 22, document A/10302. 111 A/10293-S/11848. For the printed text, see Ofjicial Records of the Security Council, Thirtieth Y ear, Supplement for Oc- tober, November and December 1975. 16 International Atomic Energy Agency, Annual Report, 1 July 1974-30 June 1975 (Vienna, July 1975) apd corrigen- dum and addendum; transmitted to the members of the Gen- eral Assembly by notes of the Secretary-General (A/10168 and Corr.1 and Add.1). 17 Official Records of the General Assembly, Thirtieth Ses- .sion, Plenary Meetings. 2403rd meeting, paras. 2-40. developing countries for the peaceful needs of these countries, in particular the series of training courses on nuclear power project planning and implementation; 5. Notes with satisfaction the intensification of work of the Intemational Atornic Energy Agency, in accord- ance with its statute, in the fields of reactor safety and reliability, the disposal of radio-active waste, the safe- guarding and physical protection of nuclear facilities and materials, and the oomprehensive studies of fuel cycle facilities, including the possibility of establishing regioool. fuel cycle sefVlioes; 6. Commends the lnternational Atornic Energy Agency for its implementation of General Assembly resolutions 2829 (XXVI) of 16 December 1971 and 3213 (XXIX) of 5 November 1974 regarding nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes and, in µiis connexion, for establishing the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Nuclear Explosions for Peaceful Purposes to identify possible applications of peacefuJ n),!clear explosions and to study safety, environmental and economic aspects as well as the, legal implications and the procedures for assistance in oarrying out peacefuJ. explooion projects; 7. Urges ali States to continue to co-operate with the lntemational Atomic Energy Agency and to take ali necessary measures to enhance the recognized efforts of the Agency in the fulfilment of its tasks in ithe various fields of the peaceful uses of atomic energy; 8. Requests the Secretary-General to transmit to·the Director-Gdrteral of the Intemational Atomic Energy Agency the reoords of the thirtieth session of the Gen- eral Assembly relating to the Agency's activities. 2403rd plenary meeting 12 November 1975 3391 (XXX). Restitution of works of art to eountries vietims of expropriation The General Assembly, A ware of the paramount aims of the United Nations and particularly of its faith in fundamental human rights and in the dignity and worth of the human person, Recalling ,the Declaration on the Granting of Inde- pendence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, 18 Recalling the Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property, adopted by the General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization at its sixteenth ses- sion, on 14 November 1970,19 Recalling General Assembly resolution 3187 (XXVIII) of 18 December 1973 conceming the res- titution of works of art to countries victims of expro- priation, in which the Assembly, ínter alia, invited the Secretary-General, in consultation with the United Nations Educational, Scieati:fic and Cultural Organiza- tion and Member States, to subrnit a report to the As- sembly at its thirtieili session on the progress achieved, Taking note of the report of the Secretary-General,2º Noting with interest the steps taken by certain States towards the restitution of works of art to countries victims of expropriation in accordance with resolution 3187 (XXVIII), 18 Resolution 1514 (XV). 19 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or- ganization, Records of the General Con/ erence, Sixteenth Su- sion, vol. I, Resolutions, pp. 135-141. 20 A/1O224 .

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