UN General Assembly
1981

139. We wish to state that peace, security and the creation of more just and equitable international political relations are an inseparable part of the global policy being developed by the Government of the Supreme Military Council. Thus, the political philosophy of my Government is founded on adherence to the principle of the indivisible character of world peace. In its external policy, therefore, my Government fully shares and supports efforts designed to safeguard and consolidate world peace and security. Yet, we must recognize with regret that that peace and security will not be achieved as long as they are at the mercy of fear and distrust, the arms race among the Powers, the policy of spheres of influence and exacerbation of the cold war, nor can they be achieved as long as we do not succeed in replacing with dialog and negotiation the confrontation and wars that afflict thousands of human beings in various regions of our planet.