UN General Assembly
1964

135. We should like to conclude this part of our statement by reaffirming the hope that the Geneva Conference on Disarmament will soon resume work and that everything possible will be done to continue and develop those discussions, which, as a result of the serious spirit in which they have been conducted, have already rendered valuable service to the cause of peace and the relaxation of tension. We are convinced that the transfer of the negotiations to a larger body would not make an already difficult task any easier, and the best form for progress on disarmament remains the Geneva Conference, which has acquired a wealth of knowledge, experience and background.