S/9233 SC
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Session
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Vote Recorded Vote — S/PV.1474
Speeches following this vote (13)
The President
A number of representatives have asked to be allowed to explain their vote after the vote. I shall therefore call on them in t’:e order in which they appear on my list,
Mr. Jakobson
Mr. President, I am pleased to have this opportunity to extend1 to you, as President of the Council, the most sincere best wishes of my delegation. With you in the Chair, we know that the powers of the Presidency will be used both effectively and impartially.
G7. I am also happy to pay tribute to Ambassador Khatri 01 Nepal and to Ambassador Shahi of Pakistan, Presidents of the Council for the mo…
Mr. Khatri
When on 10 December 1968 the Council extended the mandate df the IJnited Nations Force in Cyprus for a period of six months, many of US had hoped that that extension would constitute a sufficient period of grace for the current intercommunal talks to bear some concrete beneficial results. That hope has not been realized; but we also appreciate the gravity of the differences which divide the commc…
Mr. Berard
Allow me, Mr. President, to express our profound satisfaction at seeing you assume for this month of June the highly important duties of President of our Council. Your skill, high qualities of heart and mind and diplomatic talents are known to us all.
102. I should also like to congratulate your two hredecessors, our colleagues from Pakistan and Nepal, for the exemplary manner in which they perf…
Mr. Csatorday
Mr. President, it is a privilege for me to extend to you my heartfelt congratulations on your assumption of the high office of the Presidency of the Security Council. Your high abilities are familiar to every member of this Council, and even beyond the walls of the Council chamber. Your oonsideration, politeness and deep understanding of the problems facing the Council will greatly facilitate the…
Mr. Yost
Mr. President, may I join my colleagues in expressing my congratulations and welcome you as you assume your high functions, which we know you will fill with your customary distinction and tact.
116. I should also like to express appreciation to our colleagues, Ambassador Khatri and Ambassador Shahi, for their distinguished service to the Council during the past months.
117. Eighteen months ago …
Mr. Malik
Mr. President, before. stating the views of the Soviet delegation on the substance of the question under discussion, I should like to associate myself with the good wishes and congratulations which have already been addressed by earlier speakers to you, Mr. President, and to your predecessors, our distinguished colleagues representing two States with which the Soviet Union maintains ties of frien…
The President
My list shows no other representatives who wish to explain their vote after the voting.
143. I now call on the representative of Cyprus, who has asked to speak in exercise of his right of reply.
Mr. Rossides
Before exercising my right of reply, I should like to thank the members of the Security Council who have spoken on this question and who have shown understanding, particularly those who have referred to matters which are very important such as the need for the freedomof movement, and, in particular, I would thank the representative of Nepal for supporting what I said regarding the freedom of move…
Mr. Eralp
I have asked for the floor not so much to exercise a right of reply as to specify that my replies to the points just made by Ambassador Rossides were amply given in my original statement. It is with much regret that I must classify certain portions of Ambassador Rossides’ last statement as among those to which I took objection in my original remarks and which reflect a spirit not calculated to ma…
Mr. Rossides
I wish to express the hope that after this meeting the negotiations in Cyprus may move forward at a better pace, with better understanding and towards a spirit of less mistrust and more confidence between the two sides so that we can reach a reasonable solution within a unitary State as agreed upon, without the elements of division that would destroy it.
The President
I have no other speakers on my list, At this point in our deliberations I wish to express my gratitud’e to the States, Governments and organizations, to various persons whose names I need not mention, and to the Secretary-Generai whom I do wish to mention, for their joint efforts and their generous co-operation in establishing harmony, peace, ; justice and prosperity in Cyprus. I
169. The Counci…
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