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Mahgoub

THE RECORD WRITES THIS SPEAKER AS MAHGOUB

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1956-09-24

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1964-09-24

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1. “Our presence amongst you here is a manifestation of the exercise of our full sovereignty and attainment of complete independence. 45. Our emergence from a colonial or a semi-colonial status into full independence, the peaceful and orderly attainment of our national aspirations, and the realization of our hopes after such a long time, are indeed for us the beginnings of new human and international relations. But we cannot in this context fall to note here with great regret that there are still other subject peoples in Africa and Asia which are fighting bitterly to regain their freedom. There can be no world at peace without freedom and equality for ah members of the human race. 46.”

   1956-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 11 (1956)

2. “On behalf of the Sudan delegation, I wish to express our heartfelt congratulations to Prince Wan Waithayakon, on his election as President of the eleventh session of the General Assembly, a position which he well merited. 44. As a nation still young in the field of international (affairs, we have a great deal to learn, but we hope we also have, little as it may be, something to contribute. We were under a foreign rule for more than fifty years. Through united national efforts, constitutional development and good will, we are now free. We are free in handling our internal affairs. We also are free to handle our external affairs and participate in furthering understanding and. friendship among all nations of the world.”

   1956-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 11 (1956)