UN General Assembly
1967

72. The outlook for the world's food situation is somewhat disquieting. My Government is therefore greatly concerned about agricultural development as a means of increasing the world's food supply. To achieve a balanced growth of the economy of a country, industrial development should go hand in hand with agricultural development. We therefore support the newly-formed United Nation Industrial Development Organization in the firm belief that it will achieve signal success. 73. We reaffirm our support for the Organization of African Unity and trust that there will be increasing co-operation between that Organization and the United Nations. 74. Let us all rededicate ourselves to the ideals enshrined in the Charter of this Organization. We are confident that under your leadership, Mr. President, this twenty-second session of the General Assembly will succeed in reducing tensions in all parts of the world and will make an effective contribution towards the improvement of the living standard of mankind.