UN General Assembly
1967

174. My Government is satisfied that the United Nations has achieved something in Cyprus and in Kashmir, and it is our fervent hope that this is but the beginning of what will be a lasting solution of the problems in those two areas. 175. The Gambia Government attaches due importance to the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and therefore welcomes the latest steps taken in this general direction through the submission by the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics of identical texts of a non-proliferation treaty. Further progress can now be envisaged towards general and complete disarmament with effective international control. 176. It is gratifying to note the growing co-operation among Member States in providing and exchanging information on outer space activities. We must now press ahead with the preparation of draft international agreements on assistance and with the formulation of international law for outer space.