text: UNIT'EO NAT20NS GeneralAssembly EXE1ViPLAIRES 0'ARCHIVES F~lECOpy----.. ftrerourner/HelUrntoDiSlriDt'H9D C.111 Fortieth session GENERAL ASSEMBLYA PROVISIONAL A/40/PV.ll 26September 1985 ENGLISH President: later: later:PROVISIONAL VERBATIM RE<X>RD OFTHEELEVENTH MEETING HeldatHeadquarters, NewYork, onThursday, 26September 1985,at3p.m. Mr.DEPINms Mr.BOUZIRI (Vice-President) Mr.MARINESCU (Vice-President)(Spain) (Tunisia) (Romania) Appointment ofonememberoftheAdvisory Committee onAdministrative and Budgetary Questions: reportoftheFifthCOIllllittee [17(a)] /... Thisrecordcontains theoriginal textofspeeches delivered inEnglish and interpretations ofspeeches intheotherlanguages. Thefinaltextwillbeprinted intheOfficial Records oftheGeneral Assembly. Corrections shouldbesubmitted tooriginal speeches only.Theyshouldbe sentunderthesignature ofamemberofthedelegation concerned, withinoneweek, totheChief,Official Records Editing Section, Department ofConference Services, roomDC2-750, 2UnitedNations Plaza, andincorporated inacopyoftherecord. 85-64063/A 3394V(E)A/40/PV.ll la-z General debate[9](continued) -Statements weremadeby: Mr.Teran(Ecuador) ME:.Gratz(Austria) Mr.Al-Sabah (Kuwait) Mr.Kusumaatmadja (Indonesia) Mr.Tindemans (Belgium) Mr.Iacovou (Cyprus)SK/4 A/40/PV.11 2 Themeeting wascalledtoorderat3.30p••• I AGENDA ITP.JI17 APPOIN'l'MBN'l'S '1'0FILLVACANCIES INSUBSIDIARY OlW'ANS AND'OTBBRAPPOIN'DmNTS: (ajAPPO~ OFuiosMi!iiBER OP'TaBAD"'ISOR~ t~r.t':S2 ON!.DM!!!STP_~IVB AND BUDGE'l'ARY QUESTIONS: ')BPORT OPTHEFlFTB(l;."!!ITTlP'.B (PART1)(A/40/68l) ThePRESIDENT (:Lnterpretation fromSpanish): 1shouldliketoinvite mellbers toturntheirattention firsttotherepl;)rtoftheFifthCCCllllittee on agendaitem17(a),docunent A/40/681. Inparagraph 4ofthatreport, theFifthCoaaittee reee_ends theappointment ofMr.LuizSe:l:gioGa_Figueira ofBraziltofillthevacancy ontheAdvisory Cc.itteeonAdministrative andBudgetary Questions fortheunexpired portion of Mr.SamuelPinheiro-Guimaraes' termofofficeuntil31December 1986. May1takeitthatitisthewishoftheAesemb1y toadoptthatrecolllllendation? Itwassodecided. AGENDA ITEM9(continued) GENERAL DEBATE Mr.'l'BRAN(Ecuador) (interpretation fromSpanish): Itisanhonourfor metoconveytoyou,Sir,thefollowing Illessage frOlltheconstitutional President ofEcuador, Mr.LeonFebresCordero, ontheoccasion ofthefOl:tieth anniversary of theunitedNations: -InthenameofthepeopleandtheGovernJllent ofEcuador, 1paythe wamest tribute totheunitedNations onthefortieth anniversary ofits relentless searchforpeaceandthedevelopient ofallpeoples, andin particular atthistime,whenintheworldsuchnefarious enemies asviolence, terrorism andthetraffic indrugsattempt todisplac& thebasicvaluesof mankind andsetthemselves upasdominant factors ontheinternational scene.sK/4 A/40/W.ll 3 (Mr.'reran,Ecuador) ·TheGovernment overwhich1presidewillresolutely continue to contribute tothetaskofstreng~ening tinenobleprinciples whichinspired thecreation oftheUnitedNattons andwillpArticipate withrenewedfaithand I optimism inefforts toconsolidate andillplesent theprinciples andpurposes enshrined intheSanPrancisco Charter. •Ecuador •sinternational actions willalwaystakeasitsnormofconduct thepeaceful settlement ofdisputes andtheprcm~tion andunrestricted defence ofhumanrightseverywhere intheworld,implEaented byitsdemocratic irstitutions, theuniversality ofourOrganization andanendtocolonialism. ·Giventhetraditional, peace-loving vocation ofEcuador, 1ratified the decision ofournational Government tocollaborate actively withtheworld Organization inthesearchforappropriate waystomaintain peaceand strengthen international co-operation. ·1wishthePresident oftheGeneral Assembly success inthedischarge of hisimportant functions, sothattheworkofthisAssembly maybenefitall mankind." Inmycapacity asMinister ofP'ozeign Relations, Icongratulate you,Srr,·on yourelection. Itrepresents recognition ofyourmerits andyourpersonal prestige, aswellasthecommitment tointernational peaceandco-operation which hascharacterized thepolicyoftheGovernment yourepresent. Ialsocongratulate Ambassador PaulLusaka, permanent representative of
analysis: The text appears to be a transcript of a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various topics related to the organization's activities and member states' policies. The speeches mentioned focus on international cooperation, peace, and the strengthening of the United Nations. The context suggests that the discussion is not specifically focused on economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather on the organization's goals and the actions of its member states.