UN General Assembly
1961

they will in the near future have some very difficult problems to solve—the most difficult of which may be the presence of large ethnic minorities which will have to be given their place in the nation. I believe we can trust the new leaders of these countries, thanks to whose political good sense and patriotism these problems will be solved in a harmonious and peaceful way which will ensure a great future for both countries. 219. They will very soon have to negotiate on the ending of the Trusteeship over their countries, and we hope that when that moment comes, the Trusteeship Council will be particularly careful to meet the wishes of the two Governments, and not to impose on them any form of association which they reject.