UN General Assembly
1964

99. The United Nations is faced with serious international problems, political and economic, and all the peoples of the world demand and expect that they will be solved. The discussions that have thus far taken place reflect a concern to find the most appropriate means by which the United Nations may justify mankind's faith in this international forum. This concern leads naturally to the question what, in the efforts of the Organization, should be the guiding factor which might enable it to meet the heavy responsibility of these tasks. 100. In view of the Romanian delegation, the establishment of a climate of peace and of a world safe from the danger of war depends upon respect for and loyalty to the principles on which the United Nations was founded. The principles embodied in the Charter nineteen years ago, enhanced and developed by subsequent experience, are as timely and viable as ever.