UN General Assembly
1982

policies, which are based on the rejection of peace and attempts to achieve hegemony over the region, there is sincere Jordanian and Arab determination to achieve a just peace which would guarantee rights and ensure security and stability in the region. Jordan accepted Security Council resolution 242 (1967) and has used its influence to persuade others to accept it and support its implementation. Jordan has also supported efforts and initiatives formulated both within and outside the United Nations to ensure the implementation of that resolution and the achievement of a comprehensive settlement, in accordance with universally agreed principles. 62. Furthermore, Jordan's role was actively pursued in co-operation with sister Arab States, at the Twelfth Arab Summit Conference held in Fez in September, in the formulation of a collect e Arab peace initiative compatible with what the international community has resolved should be the framework for peace. We call upon the international community to support this initiative and to strive resolutely to give effect to it since it offers an historical opportunity which has gained world-wide