IdS3W. . Those am objectives witb which overy maber Q&ion 02 he Assmbly CM idmtify aad which they caQ readily support. They are object&m which every small developtag country in the world would hold dear. Uaril receatly the odda against a orlsZ1 davelopi~g country aehieviag sustained auecasa in raaliting all of thorro basic and esamntial objectives wet@ moQmeataP. Wzil raceatly super-Bower tensions aa& the arms race, regional coaflictr, idsological divisions all conspirad to divert the attention of the wuL.'d away free t&e plight of the porn and diradvarPtagrd people everywbare. !Ebea sudd8Qly hope hurst upoQ the world like a flower in Moon. T&% two super-Fowrs - ths United States and the Soviet Union - mnbraced, aQd the world breathad a ai@ of aelieK. Prciedrxm bagan bursting out all over, and in Llrtis~ Werlca and in Bartera Eusopd~ (kaocracy dsseeadad Pike rain upon a tbirsty land. Tbe Berlin WalX, like the wall of Jericho, cam tumblin< Qownr a1)d GermaQy, 96 long divided, aow StaQds upon the threshold of rouaificarioa, a Macon af hope for all divided people to follow. while tba prorpaet of peace around tbe world would obvfously be welcomed by al1 l)ationm, amoogot developing eou~t.rios , and mere so arao~g iprland developing COthatries like Saint littr am? k?ovir, the% was a opecial feeling of elstioa. Wo fait thast at Past the cloveloped cou~~rie5 zosuld be able to focus their attention seriously OA the plight of the doveloyiug nations. W6 were of the view that small irland dmmlopiacp COuQtr~es would 14991 b& S%%A mad appr8ciate& ae prer.anti&xg vesy diffficult problems peculiar to their geographical status and that, at last, a . . ..*------t -I&Y--A ----.A c- I--..--_ -. . . . . . YUIIISJ-~ -C-Y-- ~YL~AY - LVC~UQ)PU VU arauang ti irppiemm%imj lusting uoiutioas eo ths80 problema. 