UN General Assembly
1965

55. May I, to begin with, convey to the outgoing President my delegation’s feelings of admiration and gratitude. Mr. Quaison-Sackey has had perhaps the most difficult Presidency in the history of the Organization. It is, of course, thanks to the goodwill of all, and chiefly of the countries directly concerned, that today we have emerged from a situation that was for a long time irremediable, but it is due also to the intelligence, tact and infinite patience of the President of the nineteenth session.