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138. Mr. President, may I add my own sincere congratulations on your election to the presidency of the nineteenth session of the General Assembly to those of th...

Mr. President, may I associate myself with the representatives who have spoken before me in congratulating you most warmly on your unanimous election to the hig...

May I first, Mr. President, on behalf of my Government and myself, offer you warm congratulations on your election as President of the General Assembly. In so d...

It is indeed a pleasure for me to congratulate Mr. Slim on his election as President of the sixteenth session of the General Assembly. I am sure that the Asse...

In the absence of the chairman of my delegation owing to a sudden indisposition, the honour has fallen to me of speaking in his place and of making my country's...

67. Mr. President, I would like to congratulate you on your election to the office of the presidency of the present session of the General Assembly. Your knowle...

100. Mr. President, I should like to express my sincere congratulations to you on your election to the high office of the presidency of our Assembly. Your elect...

On behalf of the delegation of Iran and on my own behalf I wish to offer you my most cordial congratulations on your election as President of the General Assemb...

The joy and pride that my delegation feels at the election of Prince Wan Waithayakon are too sincere for me to fail to extend to him my belated congratulations....

104. May I be permitted to convey to Mr. Maza my warmest congratulations and those of my delegation on his election to the presidency of this Assembly, an elect...

In addressing this august Assembly today, I wish solemnly to reaffirm the unshakeable faith of my country in the United Nations. 86. The geographical position o...

Mr. NOURY-ESFANDIARY thanked the Government of the French Republic on behalf of the Iranian delegation for the generous hospitality kindly extended to it. At th...

During the first part of the first session of the General Assembly in London, our President pointed out that a great deal of time would be saved if we refrained...