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As I speak in the General Assembly, the people of the People's Republic of the Congo is in the course of giving effect to the directives of the third regular c...

1. I extend to you, Sir, my delegation's very sincere congratulations on your outstanding election to the presidency of the thirty-eighth session of the Gener...

118. Taking part in the general debate as it comes to an end may be a disadvantage, in that one may say things that have already been said and therefore be bo...

The election at the beginning of our proceedings of Mr. Kittani of Iraq to the high post of President of the thirty-sixth session of the General Assembly is a t...

The peoples of the world are profoundly aware of the need to struggle for peace, justice and progress. On all continents they have made laudable sacrifices so ...

Among the events which have shaken the world and especially the African continent in recent days, there is one of which we would like to make special mention: ...

 1. What is most emphatically required of us in the light of the urgency and immensity of certain of the items on the agenda of the thirty-third session of th...

307. The ideals of peace, equality and co-operation among nations—ideals that are all summed up in the word justice —which the authors of the Charter of our ...

Mr. President, at the beginning of my statement on behalf of the delegation of the People's Republic of the Congo, I would like to bow my head respectfully befo...

139. The general debate, which is drawing to a close, will be highly illuminating for our Organization. The analyses made by many heads of delegation on the i...

Mr. President, at the outset I should like to associate myself with the speakers who have preceded me at this rostrum and tell you how pleased the delegation of...

86. Ten years ago, on 2 October 1963, I addressed the United Nations General Assembly for the first time from this same rostrum.5 At that time I had the twofol...

Mr. President, in taking the floor for the- first time in this august Assembly, my delegation and I myself have the pleasant duty of conveying to you, first of ...

225. Mr. President, I should like to associate myself with the speakers who have spoken before me from this rostrum, and convey to you, on behalf of my Governm...

122. I cannot begin my intervention without referring to the solemn resounding tribute which our Permanent Representative paid yesterday from this rostrum [18...

231. Mr. President, I first wish to address myself through you to Madam President. After so many distinguished speakers, I am pleased and proud to greet her and...

101. At the beginning of this statement my delegation has the very pleasant duty of offering hearty congratulations to Mr. Arenales, as several previous speaker...

1. Mr. President, the Congolese Ambassador to the United Nations who spoke before I arrived [1583rd meeting] on the inclusion of an item in the agenda, expresse...

187. I have pleasure in once again conveyed to the President, on behalf of my Government, the congratulations addressed to him by the Congolese delegation...

69. On behalf of the delegation of the Congo (Brazzaville), I should like to associate myself with those who have from this rostrum congratulated Mr. Fanfani...