Speeches by Mr. Hunlede

2. Before giving this Assembly my Government’s views on the specific problems which are causing concern to the United Nations, I should first like to join previ...

May I be permitted first of all to express to the outgoing President, Mr. Adam Malik, our deep appreciation of the tact, the courtesy and the skill with which h...

75. Mr. Gaston Thorn was elected President of our Assembly virtually unanimously. His good-heartedness, his statesmanship, his complete mastery of internation...

26. Mr. President, the Togolese delegation to the twenty-second session of the General Assembly of the United Nations associates itself with all those which hav...

71. Mr. President, by your leave, the delegation of Togo to the twenty-sixth session of the General Assembly of the United Nations associates itself with all t...

The heavy responsibility of conducting the proceedings of the General Assembly, assumed in such an exemplary fashion and with such remarkable mastery and outsta...

39. Mr. President, allow me first of all to express to your distinguished predecessor, Mrs. Angie Brooks Randolph, the great satisfaction of my Government at t...

114. Both the course and the content of the general debate at the twenty-sixth session of the Unit d Nations General Assembly have provided new evidence and ne...