UN General Assembly
1965

53. We steadfastly hope that, if no more decisive proposals for a treaty are submitted to it, the Assembly will endorse this appeal by Italy with the weight of its political authority and moral force. 54. Naturally, there are many other disarmament problems besides that of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons on the agenda and they will have to be considered by the Assembly. In this way, by reaffirming the need to achieve the desired results, the Assembly will be able to encourage the continuation of negotiations by the appropriate organ, thus empowering the Eighteen-Nation Committee to continue its work.