UN General Assembly
1960

203. May I also express the hope that, in the international situation of today, which is singularly dominated by what might be called a "big Power complex", not only among great Powers, but also among Powers that aspire to the role of big Powers and in so doing develop a complex of the same kind, the new Members will bring a certain freshness of outlook on world events, and throw in their weight with those forces in the United Nations which have no complex of any kind. In welcoming the new Members, I feel that we are welcoming nations which have a similar approach to the basic problems of the world today. I speak on behalf of a small uncommitted nation which has no pretensions of any kind. In welcoming the new Members, we are conscious of an accession of strength to our point of view.