UN General Assembly
1965

224. That is why our national party, the Mouvement de Involution sociale de l'Afrique noire (MESAN) has given first priority to the vital tasks of the feeding, care, housing, education and clothing of our people. 225. This ambitious, but exciting programme, does not, as we have said, divert us from our international commitment, namely, the sacred mission of all Members of the United Nations to make our world more livable every day not only for the weak nations but also for those which are both wealthy and powerful. 226. This means simply that the vastly superior interest of the world community makes it incumbent upon us, today more than ever, to strengthen what must be regarded as the pillars of the United Nations: peace among nations and peoples, equality among men whoever they may be, among peoples and therefore among their respective nations, increasing and warmer Christian brotherhood and, finally, more intensive and positive international co-operation in all fields of endeavour.