UN General Assembly
1955

10. Fortunately, we are not wholly taken up in the United Nations with problems of strife and conflict. There is a more attractive side of our work, and perhaps a more productive one- — that is, not merely to concentrate on how to avoid war, but to give our attention to the question of how to make peace more fruitful. 11. Since this Assembly last met, we have seen encouraging developments toward international cooperation on atomic energy. The resolution [810 (IX)] which the British Government, joined with other Governments in sponsoring, and which was adopted unanimously by the Assembly on 4 December of last year [503rd meeting], recommended that international cooperation in developing the peaceful uses of atomic energy should be encouraged through the international conference of scientists and the establishment of an International Atomic Energy Agency.