UN General Assembly
1992

and withdraws from all occupied Arab territories. However, we are encouraged to note a promising change of attitude in Israel since the change of Government. Security Council resolution 668 (1990) and the signing of the peace Treaty in October 1991 by all parties to the Cambodia conflict, as well as the joint statement of the leaders expressing full support for that Security Council resolution, gave hope that peace was in sight. We urge all parties fully to respect the peace accords, as well as to comply, without fail, with the terms of Security Council resolution 766 (1992). It is our belief that world security cannot be assured through the threat or use of force or by stockpiles of dangerous weapons. We therefore recognize the validity of preventive diplomacy, peacemaking and peace-keeping as viable constituents of the international security agenda. We cannot lose sight of the now universally acknowledged linkage between peace, security and development. Peace is a fundamental element of human existence. It is a universal ideal, and its achievement a perpetual quest of