text: ofallthethingsthatconstitute theessence andspiritoftheunitedNations.'cbeworld. Theneedforasystemofcollective security gavewaytoastunning ofourplanetareassured offood,health, education andshelter andpreciousmostregrettable thatthecollective efforthasnotbeencommensurate withthe intentions andthattheactiontakenhasnotbeeninlinawiththenewvisionofforthconditions, formulated guiding principles andoutlined aframework. Itis accumulation ofarmamentsJ truesecurity through disarmament hasbeenreplaced byasemblance oforderandjustice tointernational relations. Insodoing,ithassetBM/19 ...'~ ~..;~,. . .'·...r·.... ~.. .remainsilentaboutitsweaknesses.connection withtheworkoftheUnitedNations. Because webelieve thatthevision placeinasituation thatclearly reveals whatremains tobedone.(Mr.TalebIbrahimi, Algeria)AI4QI.PV.16 19 way,toimproving international relations shouldbegivenconsideration. WeremainInaninterdependent worldeverything thatcancontribute, eveninalimitedAlgeria cannotforgetthatitwasattheUnitedNations thatitsstruggle for Theworldclimateisdisturbed. Thereopening ofEast-West negotiations hasThenatureofpresent-day international relations, whicharecharacterized by Thecommemoration ofthefortieth anniversary ofourOlganization istakingtheUnitedNations toinaction. Eventherightsofpeoples andthecausesof forceinallenvironments, although natureintended themforotherpurposes.thatAlgeria foundfriends, comrades andbrothers, andtheyweremany;itwashere, knowntotneworld. ofinfluence, abletorelyupongeneral andcomplete disarmament andbasedonalightofothercalculations, otherinterests andothergoalsthathaveno convinced oftheneedtoestablish aworldorderfreefromthepolicies ofspheresfreedom aresubjected to'obstacles thatcanbeexplained orunderstood onlyinthe freedom received oneofthemoststriking manifestations ofsympathy. ItwashereandactionoftheUnitedNations arepartofthecourseofhistory, wecannot finally, thatthemartyrdom ofitspeopleandthejusticeofitsstruggle weremadedominant positions andatthecostofthetotaldeprivation ofothershascondemneddivisions toourOrganization.RM/19 occurred inanatmosphere ofreciprocal mistrust andamidanescalation ofshowsofattachment ofsometotheprivileges ofagarishopulence acquired through theiragainst oppression isbeingdecided, thatsociety cannothelpbuttransfer itsdeep conflict, reflects upontheUnitedNations andsapsitseffectiveness. The ...... "",.- , .. . , 'meaningful inthtsregard.'" *Mr.Oyoue(Gabon), Vice-President, tooktheChair.(Mr.TalebIbrabilli, Algeria) system'ofrealcollective security. Theextension ofthereQ~n~ East-west negotiations toincluderegional orlocaltensions, crisesandconflicts is'~'~.-A/40IpV.16 79-80:RM119 -'.,'.~(-~'.-. '.fI'!. • •,.. , -...~.._..........,.... <'_ ••,'.' ". '• • ~r ....1 •AW/ljb A/40/PV.16 81 (Mr.TalebIbrahimi pAlgeria) Therecanbenodetente unlessitisuniversal, asindeedtheJ:'ecanbeno security unlessitissharedbyall. Ifthecontinuation oftension, ofcrisesandregional disputes areofconcern tothewholeinternational community, thenitisessential thatasettlement of disputes shouldnotbetiedtothegeostrategic interests ofanyparticular Member. Inpresent-day international economic relations, weseeproofofthemany tasksthattheunitedNations hasnotbeenabletoaccomplish. Wecommemorate these40yearsoftheexistence ofourOrganization inaworldwhichhasbeen shaken byacuteeconomic crisis. Whether wespeakofinternational trade,ofthe monetary system, ofthefinancial system, ofagriculture, industrialization orthe commodities market,itistheverystructures oftheworld's economic systemwhich hasbeenshaken. Worsethanprecarious, thepresent systemofeconomic international relations isobsolete. Itisnotadapted topresent-day problems ortothenew~onditions of ourtimes. Andthisisundeniable. Itwasabletocarryoutitshistoric task whenitwasdevoted tobuilding uptheexclusive prosperity ofafew,butthis systemveryquickly showedthatitwasinadequate whenfacedwiththechallenge of universal prosperity. Worldindebtedness todayistherevealing factorwhichshowsupthe disruptions andtheinadequacies ofthesystem. Theeconomic situation inAfricaisanother revealing factor. Thedramaof survival, whichAfricalivesthrough onadailybasis,mustawakenour~onscience. TheUnitedNations hasbrOtlght solacetoAfricainitsdistress, butactionand assistance atpresent underwayarenotcommensurate withthescopeandthereality oftheneedsinAfrica. Aconsistent andintegrated programme ofeconomic recovery remains essential forAfrica. Thisconstitutes achallenge forinternationalAW/ljb A/40/PV.l~ 8;), (Mr.TalebIbrahimi, Algeria) co-operadonanddevelopment whichmustberecognized inordertoreactiva teits
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