theparticipating Statestomakeabettercontribution toworldpeaceand security. Andwetrustthatthemeetinq between theForeign Ministers oftheCSCE countries hereinNewYorkearlynextweekwillcontribute tothefurther development oftheCSCEprocess. Therewillbenopeaceful worldwithout disarmament onaworld-wide scale- disarmament covering allcategories ofweapons: nuclear, conventional and chemical. Weareencouraged bytheproqress madeinthenegotiations between the UnitedStatesandtheSovietUniononstrategic nuclear forces. Thepossibility of signing aStrategic ArmsReduction Treaty (START) bytheendoftheyearseems withinreach. Optimism seems justified inthefieldofconventional disarmament also. We hopethataconventional forcesinEuropetreatywillbereadyforsignature ata CSCEsummitinNovember. Weattachgreatimportance totheworld-wide handling of conventional disarmament thattakesplaceintheUnitedNations. EventsintheGulfhaveoncemor·aemphasized theurgentneedforaglobal convention onacomprehensive banonchemical weapons, andthenecessity toavoida further spreadofnuclear weapons. Itisourhopethatthecomplete textofa convention onchemical weapons canbesubmitted inthenearfuture. Evenifthe recentReviewConference inGenevaontheNon-Proliferation Treatyfailedto produce afinaldocument, wefeelthattheconference wasusefuland,onthewhole, strengthened theTreaty. Nowletmeturnbriefly tosomeoftheregional conflicts. Itisafurtherinjustice totheArabpeoplesthatIraq'saggression against Kuwaithasdelayed thesearchforprogress towards solutions tootherproblems in theMiddleEast-theArab-Israeli conflict, thePalestinian problem, andthe situation inLebanon. Theseproblems mustnotbeforgotten. Wemustcontinue the Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAB/pt A/45/PV.7 93,.'. " ,..,',''...'",-".j.~ (Mr.Ellemann-JePsep, Denmark) c,searchforjust,comprehensive andlasting solutions. Inviewofthealarming situation intheoccupied territories, itisessential tobringaboutagenuine Israeli-Palestinian dialogue assoonaspossible. Theagreement between Iranand Iraqontheimplementation ofSecurity Council resolution 598(1989)istobe applauded. Developments inSouthAfricahavebeenverypositive. Themeetings between theAfrican National Congress ofSouthAfrica (ANC)andPresident DeKlerk's Government, whichresulted intheGrooteSchurMinutes andthePretoria Agreement, represent majorachievements. Realnegotiations aboutafuturenon-racial and democratic SouthAfricaarewithinreach. WeurgeallSouthAfricans toworktogether toendtheviolence thatcould threaten theroadtothecomplete abolition ofapartheid. Lasting changes inSouth Africacanbeachieved onlybynegotiations andbypeaceful means. TheUnited Nations shouldcontinue tosendaclearandunanimous signaltothisend.The consensus resolution adoptedattheresumed special session on~rtheid lastweek waaencouraging. Nehopethatthissession oftheGeneral Assembly willsupport thatachievement withabalanced voiceinfavourofanurgent, peaceful solution to thecomplex problems ofSouthAfrica. InCambodia, asolution appears tobeimminent. Wecommend thefivepermanent members oftheSecurity Council fortheresults achieved inestablishing a framework foracomprehensive political solution. Wenotewithsatisfaction that theCambodian parties haveagreedtothisframework, andweareveryencouraged by theformation oftheSupreme National Council. Allparties involved shouldnow concentrate theirefforts ontheimplementation oftheagreements. Westrongly support theroleoftheUnitedNations inthisprocess. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAB/pt Al45/PV.7 94-95 (MT.Ellemann-Jensen. Denmark)..1 Thesuccessful UnitedNations operation inNamibia hasaddednewdimensions to thepossibilities oftheworldOrganization. Thisaugurswellforthepotential ne.taaksin,interalia,Cambodia andWestern Sahara. TheNamibia operation has alsoreaffirmed thefundamental importance ofthepeace-keeping activities ofthe UnitedNations. Deumark remains afirmsupporter ofUnitedNations peace-keeping operations. Th9ymustbebasedonefficiency, cost-effectiveness andflexibility. Thisisthe yardstick weshallcontinue tousewhenreviewing ourcontributions -present and future-tothepeace-keeping efforts oftheOrganization. Weshouldliketosee
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