UN General Assembly
1958

49. Nor do I wish to overlook the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Sudan, Mr. Mahgoub, who received the votes of a good many Members of this Assembly and who may rest assured of the sympathy and admiration of all. I wish also to bid farewell to Sir Leslie Munro, the distinguished President of our twelfth session, with whom I had the honour to serve as an officer of the Assembly. In addition to his experience as a professor, newspaperman and political figure, he also has a broad culture and an unequalled fund of knowledge of the political problems and thinking of all countries. Moreover, he has a delightful bonhomie and impressive personal charm. He has left a lasting impression, which it is a pleasure to recall in bidding him farewell.