UN General Assembly
1968

114. An important place in the Organization’s activities should be assigned to problems of international economic co-operation and of strengthening the economic independence of new States. The second session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development at New Delhi showed that the United Nations will have to make further efforts to promote equitable and mutually advantageous economic co-operation among States, regardless of their social and economic structure, in order to eliminate the invidious system of discrimination in international trade and to create conditions conducive to the economic advancement of the developing countries. 115. The Mongolian People’s Republic is in favour of strengthening the United Nations as an instrument for peace and international co-operation, and is opposed to any attempts to violate or revise the fundamental principles of the Charter of the United Nations. Observance of the principle of the universality of the United Nations is of major importance.