UN General Assembly
1962

221. However, I should like to point out that the pressing problems of unemployment, the growth of effective demand, the technical training and placement of workers, investment policies and flow of private capital in developing countries throughout the world, deserve to be dealt with speedily and effectively. The earlier they are solved the sooner we can start an effective international co-operation programme in the economic field based on mutual interest. 222. This matter brings me to the end of my address which, as you may have observed, has been primarily devoted to some of the problems of the African world. I have! felt it; necessary to deal at length with these problems because their continued existence is jeopardizing the welfare of millions of inhabitants, and threatens to turn this emerging continent into turmoil.