UN General Assembly
1964

32. On 16 October the Special Committee entrusted with the study of problems of decolonization adopted some resolutions relating to our Territories of Guinea, Ifni and the Sahara, My Government has taken careful note of those resolutions. 33. Within the Committee of Twenty-Four, as in the other forums of the United Nations, our ideas are well known and no one should doubt our intentions. We have no wish — and I am anxious that my words should be noted by all those countries with which we have, or may have in the future, problems to discuss and resolve — to add to the work of this Organization and to bring before it, time after time, disputes for which adequate solutions can be found elsewhere always, of course in accordance with the principles of the Charter. The Committee’s resolutions to which I have referred are receiving and will receive the full attention of the Government of Spain. We are working, quietly but unremittingly, towards the establishment of those conditions which the nature of things demands as the minimum for the achievement of satisfactory results. The Committee and the Assembly will be notified of these matters in due course.