Thua,Africa,ingeneral, andCameroon, inparticular, arefi~lyconvinced thatthequestforhumanrightsandfundamental freedom. isauniversal and legitimate aspiration. Buttheaerightsandfreedoms, whioharecertainly powerful factorsfordevelopment, re~ulreinturnfortheirfullblossoming viableecoDomic Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJVMIl8------------------ A/45/PV.9 80 (Hr.Igoh-BoQh. Cameroon) ,andaocialconditions. Therefore ther.Isanundeniable built-in ~fDamic relationship between humanrights, democracy an4development. Wearenowinth,midstofaperiodoffertil. hiato~ical changereflected in thenWllberofeventsgen.rated betweenState.andevenwithinnations. WhUewe cannotpredict thefuturewithcertainty, weCaDsafelybelievethatmankind now hasavailable toit,thanketothe.normous progr.ss ofscience andtechnology, a wholes.tofmeanswhf.ch,whenputattheserviceofourcOlllllOngood,canmoveus towards ahappier futur•• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryNS/19 A/45/PV.9 81 (Mr.Pooh-Pooh. ComeroQP)- Eachdaythatpassesstrengthens thetiesbetween thevariouspartsofour planet. Inthelightofthenumerous challenges facingouragerthiscallsfor collective actionandthestrengthoning oftheinstitutions ofinterdependence, broad-based agreement andco-operatioa. Inthis per.pective~ theUnitedNations remains themustappropriate framework inwhichtoha~onlze theviewsofall nations forcommonpurposes. Thegravecrisisitezperienced inthe19808 ena~led ittocarryoutworthwhile reformstoincrease itsefficiency ofoperation. Itis tobehopedthatwithrenewedpolitical willtheMemberStateswillgiveitthe meanstoworkasitshould. ThefathersofourOrganization conceived -through thepurposo8, principles andobjectives oftheCharter -ani4ealworldbaseduponpeace,international co-operation andthewell-being ofall.Thedawnofthethirdmillennium, by_ virtueoftheqreathopesithasaroused, offerstheopportunity sofartoentera decisive phaseintheprogress ofmankind towardsthatbetterworld. Mr.'ROTeSXAlSKSN (Paraguay) (interpretation fromSpanish): Atthe outsetIshouldliketocongratulate thePresident onhiselection tohishigh officeattheforty-fifth sossionoftheGeneral Assembly. Becauseofhisgreat i~tellectual andmoralqualities weareconvinced he.illbeabletoconduct our workwiththoutmostcompetence andresolve. Weextendthegreetings ofourGovernment toMr.JavierPerezdeCuellar, the Secretary-General oftheUnitedNations, andexpress oursatisfaction athis excellent performance withregardtotheta...·;sentrusted tohim. Wealsowlshtojoinwiththosedelegations thathaveexpressed satisfaction attheadmission tomembership intheUnitedNations oftheprincipality of Liechtenstein andtheRepublic ofNamibia. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryBS/19~~-------~- -----_ ...._------_. Al4S/PV.9 82 (Hr.rrutolYalsken. Parogu;y) LWehavecometothisforUIIconvincitd ofthecontinuing val1clity ofthema'or purposes onclprinciples setforthintheCharter. Theimportant ch8Dgesthathave takenplaceintheworldmakeitpossible topredict aneraofpea~eandgoodwill amongpeople ADclofincreasecl understanding between thesuper-Powers and co-operatlom: ADc!assistance amongallnations. Inthisinternational context theUnitedNationsisacquiring newimportance asaforum f~rtheco-orclinotion ofnational andregional activities andasan instrument indispensable to"orldpeace&Ddsecurity. Theworkclonebythe Security Council haftbeenessential tothestrengthening oftheOrganisation, and itsrecentactionhasreaffirmed theneedformultilateral ism. TheRepublic ofParaguay sharesandfullysupports theth[US~oftheSecurity Council resolutions clearly anclcategorically condemning theinvasion ofKuwaitand adopting measures todetertheaggression. Therightsofinclepondence, territorial integrity andfreeexercise of sovereignty byaStateareessential totheveryexistence oftheinternational legalorder. Withoutfullandcomplete respect forsuchrights, peaceamongthe community ofnatioDsisinconceiVable. ForthatreaSODParaguay hasnotonly publicly condemnecl thataggression against aMemberStateofourOrganization but, instrictcompliance withtheprovisions adopted bytheSecurity Council, alsohas takenmeasures wehavealready reported. Wetakethisopportunity toencourage the Secretary-General toundertake newefforts tosolvetheconflict withinthe framework oftheUnitedHatiQns. Paraguay, whichhasalwayshadverycloselinksofco-operation withthe Federal Republic ofGermany, cannotfailtoexpressitssatisfaction withthe decision oftheGermanStatestoreuniteinasinglogreatnation. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryNS/19 W4S/PV.9 83 (Mr.rruto.ValskeD, ParaguAY) WIhailthetreDdtoward. thenormalization ofinternal relations inthe
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of Paraguay at the United Nations General Assembly, focusing on international relations, human rights, and global development. It highlights the importance of collective action, international cooperation, and the role of the United Nations in promoting peace, security, and development. The speaker also condemns aggression and expresses support for the Secretary-General's efforts to resolve conflicts.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations, Human rights