UN General Assembly
1956

41. The delegation of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria is confident that the eleventh session of the General Assembly will, despite all obstacles, succeed in settling the problems whose just solution is awaited by the peoples of the whole world. We are convinced that there is no need to revise the United Nations Charter to this end. A proper solution of the problems on the agenda of the General Assembly requires the strictest observance of all the fundamental principles of the United Nations, such as the principle of the sovereignty and self-determination of peoples. The experience of eleven years has shown that, if breaches of the international order have occurred, the reason for this is not that the Charter is inadequate, but that its fundamental principles have been violated.