Mr. Elfaki Abdalla Elf'aki (Sudan) was elected Vice-Chairman of' the First Committee by acclamation. Mr. ESPECHE GIL (Argentina) (interpretation from Spanish): As this is the f'irst time that the Argentine delegation is speaking in the Committee at this session, Mr. Chairman, I· should like to extend to you our congratulations on .your election as Chairman. You may count on the f'ull co-operation of the Argentine delegation in the eff'ective discharge of' your responsibilities. I should also like to join in the statement you have just made concerning .. ~ ' .... the outstanding.work dorie i:;y·Mr·; Gbeho last .. year when he presided over the meetings of' our Committee. In the absence of' Mr. Carasales, it is my honour to nominate Mr. Gheorghe Tinea, of' the Permanent Mission of' Romania to the United Nations, " as Vice-Chairman of' the First Committee. Mr;·Tinca is very well known in the United Nations. I refer to his record now, because it gives me an opportunity of' praising his work on all those occasions when it fell to him to act with dedication and intelligence in the service of' his country and on behalf of international co-operation. . ..,1.'""/ -, b 1u ec.. A/C.l/3G/PV.2 9 10 i.~r. ·~inca_ uho has an outstanuing academic bacltground in law and international relations in his alm country has uorlted in the :field o:f disarmament in Bucharest as 't-Tell as in Geneva ancl. rTelr York. I should also add that i·ir. Gheorc;he Tinea ltas one of the authors of the im.portant study produced by the SecretC~.rJ·-General on all aspects of nuclear 1rea.pons. l<'or all those reasons_ \Ie are convincetl tllo.t l-.ir. 'l'inccc uill ual~e an e:,cellent Vice· ·C;h::druan of our Committee. 'l'p~ ___ C.£I£).}:1~JNI; I aill aure that I ::..m e::pressin0 the sentii:lents of the 
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