Exerctse .of Power m the Quest fo~ Peace . Another pointed Mr. Robert Muller a French citizen Chan-outstandmg aspect of the Symposmm had been the 1 f h · · '· · ' f participation ofthe principal representatives of inter- cel.or. 0 .t ~ Umve.rstty wtth. the spec~fic task o national organizations, such as the International as~tstmg m. mternational relatiO?S a~d m the cam- Committee of the Red Cross, the International Civil patgn to ratse f~nds for the Umyerstty. !'-fr. Mul_Ier Defence Organization and the International Labour had recently retired from the Umted NatiOns, whtch Organisation. he had served for 38 years, and had generously . offered his services to the University, which he 18. MentiOn. must also. b~ ma~e. ?f a number of considered of primordial importance in order to cultura~, sp~rtmg and artistic activtties promoted by strengthen the efforts of the United Nations towards the Umverstty for Peace, such as the "World Peace peace Games", held in France; the Festival of the Interna- · tional Day of Peace, held at the Royal Albert Hall in 20. The University for Peace needed concrete sup- London; the special m~eting ht:ld at the University in port from the United Nations. Her delegation was obs~rvance of the fortieth ~nmversary of the Umted currently consulting with others on the text of a draft Nat10~s;. and the InternatiOnal Peace Race? spon- resolution, which it hoped would receive the unani- sored J<?tntl~ by the Government of Costa Rtca and mous support of the Economic and Social Council. the Umverstty for Peace. 19. Dr. Tapio Varis of Finland, a respected and well-known professor in the field of education and The meeting rose at 11.30 a.m. 11 th meeting Wednesday, 7 May 1986, at 3.15 p.m. President: Mr. Manuel DOS SANTOS (Mozambique) AGENDA ITEM 7 Population questions (E/1986/18-A/411179) 1. Mr. MANI (Director, Office of the Director­ General for Development and International Econom­