UN General Assembly
1966

37. At the same time, such economic problems as concern Europe as a whole could be discussed, for instance, mutual relationships and contacts among the three existing economic groupings in Europe. We of Poland remain pertained that the development and deepening of economic co-operation among European countries, as elsewhere, on the basis of mutual benefits constitutes a particularly important element in easing tension, bringing about better understanding and fostering a rapprochement. The same applies to problems of scientific, technical and cultural exchange which should also be included in the agenda of such a European conference. The strengthening of a feeling of security, the deepening of co-operation among all European States — all States, with no exception — and the resulting relaxation of tension could make it possible eventually to deal with the controversial political problems which are so far unresolved. This, however, could not be done before the final stage of the course thus envisaged.