Speeches by LANGE

It may, perhaps, throw some light on the situation in which my own and many other countries find themselves to say that a few days before taking part in this de...

We all feel deeply that this session of the General-Assembly faces a responsibility of the gravest and most far-reaching kind. At the same time it faces an oppo...

Mr. President, allow me to join previous speakers in congratulating you upon your election to the high office of President of this session of the General Assemb...

I welcome this opportunity to offer the President my sincere congratulations on his election to his high office. Knowing his competence, experience and integrit...

Mr. President, it is my pleasure to congratulate you on your election, to share the confidence expressed in your leadership, and to pledge the cooperation of t...

14. The United Nations was founded to maintain international peace and security in the widest sense of that term. Peace-keeping remains the fundamental task of ...

Sir, I congratulate you on your election to the presidency of this forty-third session of the General Assembly. I say, with the benefit of my personal acquaint...

Mr. President, permit me, at the outset of my speech, to convey to you my warm congratulations and those of my delegation on your election to the high office of...

144. Mr. President, allow me, first of all, to join the speakers who have preceded me on this rostrum in congratulating you on your unanimous election to the hi...

Mr. President, I wish to convey to you the very warm congratulations of the Irish delegation on your election as President of the twenty- seventh session of the...

40. Over the last few years, we have time and again experienced how local situations in different parts of the world rapidly, almost overnight, flare up in such...

During its brief history, the United Nations has existed under a shadow of fear, the fear that the problems arising out of one great war would resolve themselve...

To the representatives of the countries of the world - greetings. Bring to us from your home countries the gifts we can all share, your words of wisdom and you...

Mr. President, I congratulate you on your election. When Africa's problems are looming so large, it is appropriate that an African should once again preside ov...

125. Now more than ever man is facing the challenge of changing times. Through the concept of Heraclitus "all is flux, nothing is stationary is not a new one, i...

I am happy, Mr. President, to have this opportunity of joining with previous speakers in congratulating you, and us, on your election to your high office. 57. T...

Allow me first, Mr. President, to add my congratulations to all those already tendered to you on your election. Permit me to say that we are happy to serve unde...

Once again we meet here at the United Nations to discuss the troubled state of the world and the role which our Organization has to play in improving this state...

Mr. President, I wish you Success in the high office to which you have been called. Your election illustrates the central responsibility which falls upon the fr...

160. It is an auspicious omen, we trust, that the very first two substantive matters, this session has had to deal with were both important steps towards the co...