UN General Assembly
1970

23. I have intentionally placed in the same context disarmament, friendly relations, the rights of peoples and human rights which have in common the fact that an appeal must be made to collective responsibility to solve the problems which they pose first for our conscience and then for our political wisdom. Another equally important point to which I referred when speaking of disarmament is that of development. 24. I do not believe that it is necessary to go back to the Algiers Charter prepared by the third world, then moved by illusions and hopes, nor to revert to the frustrations of the second session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, nor to insist unduly on the difficulties which we encountered in order to secure support for the principle of a declaration on a global strategy for development.