text: AGENDA ITEM116(gontinued) PROPOSED PROGRAMJofE BUDGE'l' FORTHEBIENNIUM 1986-1987 ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): Nextweturntoitem116, entitled -Proposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-19878• Ifthereareno.:;;)jections, weshallnowconclude consideration ofthisitem. Itwassodecided. AGENDA ITEM123(continued) PERSONNEL QUESTIONS ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): Theconsideration ofthis itembytheAssembly atitsfortieth session hasbeenconcluded, andanitem entitled ·Personnel questions· hasalready beenincluded intheprovisional agenda oftheforty-first session.RG/6 A/40/PV.134 14-15 AGENDA ITEM150(GOntinued) CURRENT FINANCIAL CRISIS OFTHEUNITED NATIONS The~agSIDE~~ {inte~p~etation fromSpanishji Weturnnowtothelast itemontheagendaofthissession. MayItakeitthatitisthewishoftheGeneral Assembly toincludethisitem inthedraftagendaoftheforty-first session? Itwassodecided. ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): Thatconcludes our consideration ofagendaitem150. CONCLUDING STATEMENT B'YTHEPRESIDENT ThePRESIDENT (interpretation fromSpanish): Aswebringtoaclosethe fortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly, Ishouldliketomakeafewremarks that willbeverybriefbecause, although wehavehadaperiodofrelative respite in theworkoftheGeneral Assembly, tomorrow youwillalready bestarting another session, theforty-first, filledwithitemsandfraught withunknowns. AndsoI feelthatwordsaresuperfluous, sinceduringthefortieth session thespeeches werenumerous, albeitshorter thanonprevious occasions. However, Icannotfail tomention thesuccess oftheactualcommemorative partofthesession. Itwas attended bymanytop-ranking leaders. IftheAssembly hadnotaccepted the limitations recommended bythePreparatory Committee, soasnottoprolong the celebration unduly, theirnumbers wouldhavebeenmuchgreater. Inanycase,those whodidnotattendlast yea~shoulddosothisyear.Youwillforgive meifI digress foramomentandannounce thatthenextsession, coinciding withthetenth anniversary oftherestoration oftheSpanish constitutional anddemocratic monarchy, willbeattended byHisMajesty KingJuanCarlosI,whowillopenthe general debateattheforty-first session. Theattendance ofsuchoutstanding figures strengthens andenhances theOrganization.----------------------------------- EH/MO A/40/PV.134 16 (ThePresident) Attheendofwhatisconsidered asthefirstpartoftheAssembly session, covering thelastthreemonths ~f1965;!~~deabriefstatement highlighting ~hat Iconsidered tohavebeenthemostimportant features oftheactualcommemorative partofthesession. IseenoneedtorepeatwhatIsaidthen. Atthebeginning of1986theAssembly wasagainveryactive. FormypartI wasgiventhetaskofappointing theGroupof18experts tostudythefinancial and administrative situation oftheunitedNations. Theyworkedhardandfinally produced animportant reportonwhichtheAssembly willhavetotakeadecision. WhentheAssembly metagainattheendofAprilItookintoaccount the observations madebytheSecretary-General onthesubject oftheeconomic and financial crisiswhichislooming because ofdelaysinthepayment ofsomebudget contributions. Atitsforty-first session theGeneral Assembly willhaveto consider thissituation indepthandfindasolution. AlthoughitwasthesUbject ofaspecial session, •shouldliketostressthe importance ofthesession devoted toAfrica. Because oftheapproach adopted and thefranknatureofthespeeches made,theresults werehighlypositive andI confidently expectthatsubstantial progress willbeachieved. Beyondalltheexisting crisesandinallcircumstances itisessential that theUnitedNations shouldcontinue basically toservethecauseofpeace,whichwe arecurrently commemorating withaspecial Yearinaccordance withthedecision takenatthemostrecentAssembly session. Peaceandsecurity arethefundamental principles ofourCharter. Itherefore believe thatitisimportant forthe·organs oftheunitedNations totrytoundertake moreofthepreventive actiontowhichI referred inmyinaugural addressattheopening ofthefortieth session. Inorder forthistobedonetheunitedNations mustbestrengthened andnotweakened, but t~~tstrengthening oftheOrganization wouldbeinconceivable without afurtherEH/MO A/40/PV.134 17 (ThePresident) strengthening oftheauthority oftheSecretary-General withinthetermsofthe Charter. Hisprestige isindisputable andhisefforts intheservice ofthe interests oftheOrganization andinpursuit ofworldpeaceandsecurity haveamply provedtheirworth. Hewasrighttopointoutattheendofthefirstphaseofthe
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