UN General Assembly
1965

194. Three events of vital importance to the life of the United Nations seemed to show us that our hope was going to be fulfilled. First, there was the solemn reaffirmation, last June at San Francisco, of our common and unshakeable faith in the United Nations. Then there was the ratification of the amendments to the Charter designed to enlarge the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council, two of the principal organs of the United Nations. Lastly, I should point out that my country was relieved at the solution of the crisis caused last year by the question of the applicability of Article 19 of the Charter. There is no doubt that the twentieth session will take place under normal conditions and in an atmosphere of complete serenity.