UN General Assembly
1969

for the future of the world and of mankind, such as the strengthening of international security, development of friendly co-operation between countries and peoples, the final eradication of the vestiges of colonialism, the prompt suppression of the intrigues of neo-colonialism, militarism and neo-nazism, and general and complete disarmament. In this connexion the delegation of the Mongolian People’s Republic supports the new initiative taken by the Government of the Soviet Union providing for a series of constructive measures to strengthen international security, and advocates the adoption by this session of the General Assembly of the appeal to all States of the world, the draft of which was introduced by Mr. A. A. Gromyko, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, on 19 September this year [A/7654]. Once again the Soviet Union has drawn the attention of the General Assembly and the world to the central problem of modern international life. 27. As the representative of an Asian socialist country which consistently pursues a policy of peace and co-operation based on equal rights and good neighbourliness