UN General Assembly
1959

70. These are not marginal inferences or propaganda material. These are the cardinal facts of Arab nationalism in its quest for final liberation. The Casablanca meetings have provided the testimony, if testimony is required. In his message to the Council of the Arab League, His Majesty the King of Morocco referred to his country as — and I invite attention to this — an integral part of the great Arab homeland, hi stressing Arab solidarity, His Majesty declared that the freedom of the United Arab Republic and Iraq is the freedom of Morocco, and that the cause of Palestine and the Sudan is the cause of Tunisia. This is Arab nationalism; oneness of past, continued in oneness of present and leading to oneness in the future.