UN General Assembly
2006

the rights of all States to develop, produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. In the name of democracy and justice, we have all sought to create a new United Nations, a symbol of modern governance and efficiency in its management of world affairs. That is why we have undertaken to ensure deep-rooted reform of the Organization and its working methods. Africa in particular is dedicated to that cause because we are convinced that it is the only way to put right an unjustice that has festered over decades. Change was launched with the creation of the Peacebuilding Commission and the Central Emergency Response Fund, the conversion of the Commission on Human Rights into the Human Rights Council, and the adoption of the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy. We must now all work together to ensure that multilateralism and universalism triumph over unilateralism. To that end, we need a strong and democratic United Nations that is open to all peoples who seek peace and justice. That spirit of openness and universalization in the