UN General Assembly
1995

welcome as they are, are confined within the boundaries of one country. Spiritual and moral values, on the other hand, know no frontiers, and by upholding and encouraging these, we are following a course which is truly international, and which is calculated more than anything else to give reality to the concept of one world. We do not live by bread alone, and it is only from the firm base of sound moral and spiritual standards that we can go on to meaningful economic progress”. (Official Records of the General Assembly, Twenty-fifth Session, Plenary Meetings, 1876th meeting, para. 210) I would suggest that this advice, given with characteristic humility, as it was then by the architect of modern Fiji, is no less powerful today than it was 25 years ago. I recommend it for the further consideration of this gathering.