UN General Assembly
1994

return of peace and stability in Haiti. The international community must now work together to assist in the rebuilding of that country’s institutions, as well as its economy, as a safeguard to its future welfare. We are happy that the United States and Cuba were able to meet here in New York and come to a positive agreement on the migration issue. We hope that the maturity displayed in those negotiations will spill over to a correlative issue, the economic embargo, and that Cuba will be allowed to pursue its economic rehabilitation for the benefit of its people. A peaceful resolution of the Cyprus problem, which has seemed to be elusive, continues to be our great desire. Guyana remains hopeful that the efforts of the Secretary- General and the goodwill of the parties involved will lead to a satisfactory solution. I am convinced that this Organisation can and will achieve greater success for a better world. I would therefore urge serious consideration of the “New Global Humanitarian Order”, which is aimed at fusing various