UN General Assembly
1993

psychological guarantees that go with it. Intensive consultations and contacts in this regard were recently conducted, and their results were communicated to the Secretary-General on 24 September 1993. Libya considers the content of the Secretary-General’s reply sufficient and acceptable, and, therefore, the only step left in the resolution of this problem is that of convincing the suspects to submit themselves to the Scottish judiciary. The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is encouraging them to do so. This was communicated to the Secretary-General in two letters contained in document S/26523, dated 1 October 1993. The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya has responded pragmatically to the stipulations of Security Council resolution 731 (1992). Now it becomes necessary not only to abandon the efforts aimed at tightening the sanctions imposed by resolution 748 (1992), but to lift those sanctions immediately. This is why we appeal to this Assembly, which represents the conscience of the world, to support the measures that have been called for by the international and regional organizations I have mentioned. The sanctions have caused the Libyan people much