UN General Assembly
1978

19. The final objective must of course be to bring about general and complete disarmament under effective international control,, to which we, all subscribed in the historic resolution adopted by the General Assembly in November 1959 [resolution 1378 (XIV)]. It was obvious, then as it is obvious now that, disarmament should, be general in the sense of its universal application and it should be complete in the sense of its covering all weapon systems. 20.; We. continue to believe that all aspects of disarmament both nuclear and conventional, are important. Yet, it has been our consistent, policy that nuclear disarmament must be given the topmost priority. The foremost task facing, humanity is to dismantle and to destroy nuclear weapon. The . concept of a security system of which nuclear weapons, represent the most dangerous and totally unacceptable component must be abandoned. 21. We. must recognize and accept the primary role of the United. Nations in this field, It is a matter of great