UN General Assembly
1954

156. Viewed in this light this problem calls for the General Assembly’s most earnest attention, and should, in my opinion, be made the subject of an appropriate study with a view to arriving at constructive and generally acceptable solutions. My delegation reserves the right to consult with other delegations in order that the question may be dealt with at a suitable moment in accordance with the interests of the United Nations. 157. Before concluding I wish to refer to the plan for the reorganization of the Secretariat proposed by the Secretary-General in the final part of the introduction of his report to the General Assembly [A/2663, pp. xiv-xv]. The Secretary-General’s efforts towards better organization, improved output and the implementation of programmes are of considerable importance. Our delegation will sustain and support the Secretary-General in his efforts whenever he needs out backing. The Greek representatives on the Committees which will consider, directly or indirectly, every question connected with the problem, have received instructions to this effect.