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 \n《Luxerboura)  \nlater:  \n-General debate〔91(continued)Statements made by  \nMr.OJhaye(Djibou ti)Mr.Bwanali(Malawi)Mr.Sev(Gambia)Mr.Perrier (Haiti)Mr.Nan ton(Sa int Vincent and the Grenadines)  \nThis record conta ins the or iqinal cext of speeches delivered in Enql ish andinterpretations of speeches in the other languaaes.The final text will be printedin the OEficial Records of the General Assenbly.  \nCorrections should be submitted to oriqinal speeches on1y.They should besent under the signature of a menber of the deleqation concerned,witin one week。to the Chief,Ofticial Records Editim Section,Department of Conf erence Services,room DC2-750,2 United Nations Plaza,and incorpor ated in a copy of the record.  \nDigitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library  \nA/44/EV.29  \n2-5  \nIn the absence of the Pres ident,Mr。Feyder(Luxembourq),Vice-Pres ident,tookthe Chair.  \nThe meeting was called to order at 3.15 p.m。  \nAGENDA ITEM 9(continued)  \nGINERAL DEBATE  \nMr.OLEAYE(Djibouti):Allow me at the outset,on behalf of mydeleqation and n my own behalf,to extend our warm brotherly felicitations toMr.Garba of Niqer ia on his unan imous elect ion to the pres idency of the  \nforty-fourth sess ion of the General Assenbly.His lonq-proved record in publie andinternational service,coupled with his brcad diplomatic skills and his keensensitivity to the manifold issues before us,makes him umiquely qualified to quideus ably in our deliberations.  \nI wish also to take this oppor tun ity to convey to his predecessor,Mr.Dante Caputo,our sincere appreciation of the fine leadership qualities hebrouqht to bear on the conduct of the last sess ion.  \nWe are proud to recognize,as usual,the quiet but effective diplomacydeployed relentlesly by the Secretary-General,Mr.Javier Perez de Cuellar,inboth his quest for endur ing solutions to the numerous intractable conflicts and hiseffor ts to enh ance the awareness of crucial developmental probles。We high 1yvalue his unruffled stewardship as he perseveres in steer ina us carefully awav fromcollis ion and confrontation towards co=operation and consensus-buildinq.  \nA/44/PV.29  \n6  \n(Mr.Olhaye,Djibouti)  \nThe chanaes that are now tak ing place in the domestic and foreign policies ofthe countries of eastern Europe have fundamentally affected the climate of  \ninternational relations.For more than four decades the wor1d has been plunqed indivis ions and tensions as a result of political polarizations,which has inevitablyplaced a tremendous bur den an mutual respect and concurr ence.It was,indeed,anera char acterized by a massive build-up of arms and troops as it naturally alsoembraced regional conflicts and the superiority of national security inter ests as apolitica1 strateay.  \nThe developing countries,lcosely lumped toaether as the third wor ld,not onlybecame the ideoloqical.proxies or testing arounds。but were coveted prizes in theunder lyinq politics of the biq-Power rivalry.  \nIn the interven ina years these poor countries have been alternately confusedand echilarated by the apparent choices open to them,so that often local,socialand economic imperatives have been subordinated to broad political initiatives.Even bread-and-butter issues involvinq basic human needs have lacked the desiredfocus.  \nIn tak inq stock,ther efore,of our past problems we ought to be careful not tobe misled by false impressions of accomplishment.The reality is that standards oflivinq dropped,politica1 instability incr eas ed and sustained economic qrowthdiminished.In all too many instances this malaise was associated with the absenceof reliable infrastructure,inadequate education,chaotic hous ing and socialprobl","cbCairNoaiIhnrfm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairNoaiIhnrfm","pdf",3496980,61,"English","# Forty-fourth sess ion\n## GENERAL DEBATE\n## AGENDA ITEM 9(continued)","[{\"question\":\"What is the main message regarding international relations and peace?\",\"answer\":\"The statements argue that new perceptions and improved credibility should be translated into practical action toward peace-making and cooperation, while not neglecting third-world development issues.\"}]","Forty-fourth sess ion | PDF",154]