GA/9307
23 September 1997
In progress at UNHQ
Plenary
GA/9306
23 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9306
SPEAKERS FOCUS ON UNITED NATIONS REFORM, INCLUDING SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM, AS ASSEMBLY'S GENERAL DEBATE CONTINUES
19970923 European Union Says Assembly Must Examine Secretary-General's Reform Proposals In 'Integrated Manner and as a Package' for UN to be RenovatedGA/9302/
23 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9302/
GA/9305
22 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9305
UNITED NATIONS REFORM EFFORTS MUST NOT FALL VICTIM TO NARROW PREFERENCES OF CHOSEN FEW, PAKISTAN'S PRIME MINISTER TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
19970922 Statements Also Made By Presidnets of Nicaragua, Ukraine; Foreign Ministers of Norway, South Africa, Czech Republic, Georgia, IranGA/9302
22 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9302
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES MEMBER STATES TO REACH CONSENSUS ON HIS REFORM PROPOSALS BEFORE END OF SESSION, TO BE KNOWN AS 'REFORM ASSEMBLY'
19970922 United States President Says He Is Working with Congress On Legislation that 'Will Allow Us to Pay Off the Bulk of Our Arrears'GA/9301
19 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9301
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS AGENDA AND ORGANIZATION OF WORK FOR FIFTY-SECOND SESSION; 158 ITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED
19970919 Secretary-General to Make Brief Presentation of His Report On Work of Organization to Plenary before Opening of General DebateGA/9300
18 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9300
GENERAL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS 158 ITEMS FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGENDA
19970918 Speakers Express Concern over Mechanism To Be Set Up for Proper And Detailed Consideration of Measures and Proposals for United Nations ReformThe General Committee this morning recommended that the fifty-second session of the General Assembly adopt an agenda of 158 items, including their allocation among the six Main Committees.
GA/9299
17 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9299
GENERAL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS 156 ITEMS FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGENDA, WILL MEET TO CONSIDER THREE REMAINING ITEMS
19970917 Approves New Items on Administrative Tribunal, Negotiating Principles; Item on Taiwan, Republic of China, Not Recommended, After 47-Speaker DebateGA/9298
17 September 1997
Press Release
GA/9298
GA/9294
The fifty-second General Assembly could be "a watershed session" in which Member States would have the chance to revitalize the United Nations and enable it to address the mounting challenges it faced, its newly-elected President, Hennadiy Udovenko (Ukraine), said at the opening meeting this afternoon.