UN General Assembly
1959

40. The Belgian Government from the beginning welcomed the exchange of visits between Mr. Eisenhower and Mr. Khrushchev. We did not cherish the illusion that a mere meeting would be sufficient to dispel the all too real disputes which divide the two groups and which the Foreign Ministries have been unable to settle despite many years of effort. As we never hoped for as much as that, we could not be disappointed. But we do think that the chief object, which is that they should get to know each other better, has been achieved.