made in the search for so2utions to problems in Cambodia, Afghanistan, Western Sahara, the Middle East, the foroan peninsula and southern Africa is directly AI4wPv. 5 0 (0 r.lat.6 to the convergence of vhuo beturmn the supme-Potters and the parmmmnt mmbors of the security Council. P8pw l?ow Guinem welcms tbo l mouncoment by Viet Wma to withdraw its troops complotmly from C8mbodi8. wo CcmIlemrd the offort of thm Asmu group of countries, &lOtt8li8 81Id th8 united btiOU8 8eCUrity ~OUilCi~ in d8Visiag 8 Unit.6 fOltsrUl8 for tba resolution of tlm Cambodian problem. papU8 hV GUilW8 bO1iOV.8 that United Bvrtions involvawnt in necesrsry in order to ~nuure fr80 auad fair elaCtiOn# in cubodi8. In tbo Xoroan peninsula, my Government looks forward to the rat-unification of Horth 8nd South Kuroa. We support initiatives by both nationa tourrth 8 peaceful ra-unification of Choir people, and urge them to continue on tho path of reconcili8tfon. In the swan time, we support the sdmisaion of both Worth and South Korea to tbo United Uationr as full Members. We believe this will facilitate dioloque and hasten the rO-UnifiCetiOn process. Tbo quertion of Worntern Sahara appears to be nearing resolution. The Sacrotary-General.8 rettlement proposals, amnouaced on 11 Auguot 1968, offer the chance to resolve this thorny issue once and for aS1. Members of the United Nations Qave a responsibility to sac that the people of Uestern Sahara are able to exercise their right to self-determination. Thus, the orgonizstion and the rupervision of a referendum by the Unitod Hatloss in co-operation with the Grgamitation of African Unity must be allcued to take plsco. The i&tuution in the Middle East continues to cause us grave concern. My Govmmfmt has alwayn maintained that +.he Palestinians have a right to a homeland, 
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