UN General Assembly
1965

20. It is therefore imperative that all responsible men should face the problem of disarmament with at least a minimum of goodwill and in a spirit of cooperation and realism. As President Ahmadou Ahidjo said during the eighteenth session of the General Assembly: "... the process of true disarmament must be set in motion, and everything that represents a permanent threat of destruction hanging over mankind must be destroyed. We must achieve complete and controlled disarmament which will lead to a peace such as Jaurés defined at the beginning of this century, 'a deep-rooted, lasting, organized, final peace'." [1244th meeting, para. 33.] 21. The Federal Republic of Cameroon therefore advocates the adoption of the following parallel and simultaneous measures: (1) The Moscow Treaty on the partial banning of nuclear weapons tests, which gave rise to confident hopes, should be extended to underground tests, so that the entire process of the manufacture of nuclear weapons may be stopped. (2) The proliferation of nuclear weapons must be ended.