UN General Assembly
1992

by the hallowed principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and of all other related instruments. On the other hand, the Chadian delegation welcomes the evolution of the situation in Cambodia and expresses the hope that this most ambitious operation undertaken by the United Nations will be successfully concluded, as is so ardently desired by the international community and by the Cambodian people, who have suffered long enough. Turning now to the situation in the Middle East and Palestine, my delegation observes that the process which began last year in Madrid has continued towards a lasting solution to the Arab-Israeli crisis. The results of the Washington meetings, however, have fallen short of expectations. While we believe that a certain dynamism emerged, this will lead to success only if the relevant United Nations resolutions are taken into account in good faith thus showing a clear determination to restore peace and security in that part of the world. Even if the end of the confrontation between the two blocs has led to