UN General Assembly
1992

through democratically accepted norms of conduct, without resorting to violence. From this rostrum, I wish to commend the Secretary-General's personal commitment to peace in my country. We are particularly gratified to note that the United Nations stands ready to assist my country in this time of need. We also commend the Secretary-General for his recent initiative to dispatch a technical team of civilian and military experts in order to assess the needs of the country during the implementation of the General Peace Agreement, in particular the monitoring of the cease-fire and electoral process. We look forward to seeing the United Nations further involved in the peace efforts in Mozambique in the days to come. Following the signing of the General Peace Agreement, the people of Mozambique will need massive international assistance in addressing vital issues, such as the implementation and monitoring of the cease-fire, the organization and supervision of the electoral process, demobilization of both armies and the reintegration of former soldiers into civilian life, creation of the new national army, the repatriation and resettlement of refugees from