Ourhopeandcommitment aretoworkforthecreation oflasting peaceandstability and,forthefirsttime,forrealharmony, dialogue andco-operation between our tradition andtheirs. Thosewhoseektotellthemotherwise dosoeitherfrom ignorance orfromsheermalevolence. Wesaytothem,"Please donotheedthem". ShouldbothourGovernments decidetocommit themselves toworking anewform ofpolitical structure inNorthern Ireland, nooneshouldunderestimate the challenge wewillfacefromthoseonbothsidesoft:hedivide whowillseekto wreckallhopeforthepeopleofbothcommunities through violence andthrough terror. Inthatcontext, international support forthedeterm~nation oftheIrish andBritish Governments tomaintain anynewsystemwouldbeavaluable encouragement tousinwhatcouldbeaverydifficult period. Inthisconnection, Iknowthatwecanrelyonthehelpful andconstructive interest oftheUnited Nationsanditsmembership. Mr.ANDREI (Romania) (interpretation fromFrench): Itisaparticular pleasure forme,Sir,toconveytoyouourwarmcongratulations andourbestwishes forsuccess ontheoccasion ofyourelection tothepresidency oftheGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session. Attherequest ofthePresident oftheSocialist Republic ofRomania, Nicolae Ceausescu, Iwishtosetouttheposition, assessments andthoughts ofour President andofRomania onsomeoftheitemsontheagendaofthisAssembly session. Thisyear,theinternational community celebrated thefortieth anniversary of theendofthesecondWorldWar,thebloodiest military confrontation inthe history ofmankind. Itcostsomanyhumanlivesandcaused hugematerial destruction. Todaywhenweexamine thecausesofthatgreatworldconflagration, itisclearer thaneverthatitwaspossible forwartobreakoutbecause ofalack ofunityandfirmness onthepartofpeoples andrealisticdemocraticforcesinthe&lSIU A/40/PV.l3 47 (Mr~Andrei, Romania) faceoftheexpansionist policyoffascism, whichwasaimedatworlddomination. Wemustneverforgetthatthegreatvictory overfascism waspossible precisely because ofthecreation ofabroadanti-Fascist coalition andbecauseofthescores ofpeoples whichwerecommittedtothestruggle andwhichroseupresolutely to defendtheirfreedom andindependence andtocrushtheHitlerite warmachine. Learning theharshlessons ofhistory, theworld's peoples -inclUding the Romanian people, whichhasbeenparticularly active -haveactedwithfirmness and havesucceeded for40yearsinpreventing theoutbreak ofanewmajorconflagration onourplanet. However,itshouldbeaddedthatduringthefourdecades sincetheendofthe war,theinternational situation hasbeenmarked byaseriesofgraveandcomplex developments whichhavegivenrisetomistrust andtension inrelations among States.Althoughlatelastyearandduringthecourseofthepresent yearsome positive dEwelopments occurred, otherdevelopments intheint..ernational situation sincethelastsession oftheGeneral Assembly showthatthedangerpersists. Underthesecircumstances nothing couldbemoreimportant thanrallying the efforts oftheUnitedNations, ofallpeoples andofallpeace-loving forcesto haltthedangerous course towards tension andwar,towards thenuclear precipice, andtoresumeandstrengthen thepolicyofdetente, co-operation andpeace. Thus itismorethanevernecessary toactwithallourmighttodefendthesupreme rightofallpeoples tolife,peaceandafreeanddignified existence. Prideof placeinthiseffortbelongs totheUnitedNations, whichwascreated 40yearsago precisely tocontribute tobuilding abetter andmorejustworld,without weapons andwithoutwar.* *Mr.Maynard (Bahamas), Vice-President, tooktheChair.DIS/12 A/40/PV.13 48 (Mr.Andrei, Romania) ThatiswhyRomania iscommitted topromoting awide-ranging policyof dialogue andinternational relations aimingatconstructive solutions ofthemajor problems facingmankind. Thisisapolicyofprinciple, ofbroadco-operation with allStatesintheworld,regardless oftheirsocialsystems, apolicyofsupporting thestruggle forliberation andnational independence, andapolicywhichfavours detente andpeace~ Romania hasworkedandcontinues toworkconsistently tobase itsrelations withallStatesontheprinciples offullequality ofrights, respect fornational independence andsovereignty, non-interference intheinternal affairs ofotherStates, mutualadvantage, andtherenunciation offorceandthethreatof force,andtoaffirmthoseprinciples ininternational life. Wefirmlybelieve thatonlysuchapolicy, alongwithcloseco-operation andastrengthening ofthe independence ofeverynationandofpeaceintheworld,canguarantee the realization oftheaspirations ofalltheworld's peoples tofreedom, abetter life,andprogress. Thissession oftheGeneral Assembly istakingplaceinaparticularly serious andcomplex international situation. Thearmsrace,firstandforemost the nuclear-arms race,isreaching unprecedented proportions~ thiscontinues to
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