UN General Assembly
1961

64. The Royal Government which I have the honour to represent here is prepared to overthrow the barriers of misunderstanding so that there could again be unity of minds and so that the foundations of our existence, of our religion and of the values that form part of it could be rebuilt. It has given sufficient proof of its good will and its wish for peace. It has entered into conversations with its opponents in order to promote a policy of conciliation free from all suspicion and all rivalry. These conversations will be pursued. At this time, while I am addressing you, conversations are being held between the three Princes and their principal assistants to the North of our capital at a front line. These conversations have been fruitful and we hope that a government of national union will soon be formed which will put an end to this fratricidal struggle and lead our country on to the path of real neutrality.