UN General Assembly
1975

65. While we take note of the progress made towards peace and the relaxation of international tension and conflict in various areas of the globe, we are still confronted with most of the serious problems indicated by our President's address. I am confident that we have both the will and capacity to deal with these problems which constitute a major threat to inter-national peace and security. Wishful though it may sound to some of us, let us hope, however, that by the time the thirty-first session of the General Assembly is convened we will have witnessed the total eradication of the evils of colonialism and imperialism, we shall have shattered the day-dreams of the perpetrators of racism and apartheid, and we shall have eliminated the perils of Zionism, thus realizing some of the fundamental aims and purposes of our noble Organization.