UN General Assembly
1961

192. We hope, moreover, that the Committee set up in connexion with the review of the Charter^/ will be able to suggest any adjustments which the United Nations may need to adapt its organs to the new situation created by its increasing membership and the greater diversity of the problems it has to deal with. 193. Such changes, however, can in no way call in question the United Nations itself. The experience of the Congo has demonstrated that the existence of an integrated, strong and, above all, effective international Organization is a matter of necessity and interest to the small and medium-sized States. But there are also other problems on the agenda: the Algerian question, the situation in Angola, the economic development of the newly-independent countries or in 16/Committee on Arrangements for a Conference for the Purpose of Reviewing the Charter.