UN General Assembly
1975

62. It is a rare experience, on this occasion, to gain at first hand such a vivid sense of history in the making. This thirtieth session of the General Assembly provides a unique opportunity for shaping a better future for mankind. 63. The new international economic order confronts not only our instinct for survival or our natural desire tor material well-being but also the deepest values of our civilization. The challenge, therefore, is ultimately addressed to the conscience of humanity. We are called upon to create a new moral image of man. 64. At the threshold of action, we should pause and reflect on the kind of world we want for ourselves and for the generations yet to come. We could aim simply for a world of coexistence, of minimum "give and take", of nothing more than "live and let live" until the next conflict.