UN General Assembly
1993

parameters of fundamental principles and their interpretation, peace-keeping operations should be designed to work. The United Nations has made good use of the lessons of concrete and painful experience. Mauritius, for its part, would like to suggest that when carrying out the reform exercise we should not only address the issues of financial resources or expansion of the membership of the Security Council, but also look at matters of concern raised in other forums and their attendant consequences for this Organization. We should, hence, not fail to give due attention to the principles contained in the Declaration on International Economic Cooperation, adopted at the eighteenth special session of the General Assembly, especially with respect to the rejuvenation of equitable economic growth and development. We must bear clearly in mind other new and globally agreed programmes, such as the New Agenda for the Development of Africa, Agenda 21, which came out of the Rio Conference, and the recommendations of the second World Conference on Human Rights. Any changes in the structure of the United Nations