UN General Assembly
1992

universality of our Organization but also underscores the unflagging hope that humanity reposes in this multilateral forum for resolving the global issues of our time. It is my privilege and responsibility to bring to the Assembly a message from the developing countries belonging to the Non-Aligned Movement. I come here from the Tenth Conference of Heads of State or Government of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, which Indonesia had the distinct honour to host earlier this month. It was the largest Non-Aligned Summit ever convened. I am honoured, therefore, to address the Assembly not only on behalf of the 180 million people of Indonesia, but also on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, which has 108 members, representing the vast majority of humankind and close to two thirds of the members of the Assembly. On behalf of the leaders of the Movement, whose consensus views were summed up in what has come to be known as the Jakarta message, may I convey to the Assembly the gist of that message. As a political coalition encompassing more sovereign States than has