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Olechowski

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1988-09-24
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1994-09-24
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  1. The Treaty signed at Washington entitles the international community to extend to the two signatories a fresh credit of confidence in respect of further disarmament measures, especially in the field of strategic arms, and the discharge of their singular responsibility for world peace and international security in the years to come. The Treaty has been instrumental in removing the psychological barrier that attaches to the view that the arms race is beyond man's control. Potentially the most profound changes have taken place in the philosophical aspect of international relations - an era where the new political thinking is making ever greater inroads.

    1988-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 43 (1988)

  2. Javier Perez de Cuellar, and to assure him of our unchanging respect and support for his indefatigable efforts. The United Nations has recently proved its vitality and potential. The Polish delegation has come to the forty-third session strongly convinced of the urgent need for all Members of the United Nations assembled in this Hall to undertake yet another joint effort to further strengthen the role which this Organization has come to play in the world today, to promote positive experiences in its work while seeking to eliminate the lingering weaknesses. At present, we perceive auspicious tendencies in international affairs. They manifest themselves in reduced confrontation, the development of East-West dialogue, the resolve to settle regional conflicts but, above all, to halt the arms race.

    1988-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 43 (1988)

  3. Let me at the outset express our profound and sincere satisfaction over the fact that the helm of the current session of the General Assembly has been placed in hands as skilled and competent as those of Mr. Caputo. My delegation wishes to express to him its heartfelt congratulations on his election to this prestigious and demanding office. I am fully confident that he will not only live up to but significantly contribute to the tradition associating with his compatriots - Mr. Carlos Calvo and Mr. Louis Drago - and that he will guide the work of the forty-third session of the General Assembly in such a way as to attain the meaningful results which we all seek. We wish also to express our warm greetings to the Secretary-General, Mr.

    1988-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 43 (1988)