UN General Assembly
2008

suppress acts of aggression and to resolve, through peaceful means, disputes within and between States that could lead to war. On the sixtieth anniversary of the creation of the United Nations peacekeeping bodies, it is important to remember the men and women who believe in those ideals, who have dedicated themselves to the people of the world, working tirelessly to promote peace and stability worldwide in dangerous war-torn zones with resolve, dedication and professionalism while always remaining impartial and neutral. However, in spite of all their work, we are still far from attaining those goals and the United Nations has not had a full impact on many international crises. The reform of the United Nations in this context has thus become even more essential. Reform would enable the United Nations to have the necessary strength to act, fully respecting the ideals and objectives that it set itself at its founding. The Republic of San Marino has always supported the United Nations reform process and, in particular, believes the process of the revitalization of the General Assembly to be fundamental. Those