Plenary

26 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9101

RENEWED INTEREST BY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY CAN HELP FRESH EFFORTS TOWARDS CYPRUS SETTLEMENT, GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS TOLD

19960926 Other Global Issues Reviewed in Statements by Ukraine, Italy, Brunei Darussalam, Paraguay, Zimbabwe, Democratic People's Republic of Korea

26 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9102

SMALLER COUNTRIES DESERVE GREATER RESPONSIBILITY WITHIN UN SYSTEM, SINGAPORE FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

19960926 Chile Urges Security Council Enlargement; Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Liechtenstein, Kuwait, Turkmenistan Also Speak in Continuing Debate

25 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9099

UNITED NATIONS MUST STILL BE MAIN FORCE FOR GLOBAL PEACE, PRIME MINISTER OF SWEDEN TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

19960925 Guatemala President Hails End of 36-Year Civil Conflict; Peace-keeping, Human Rights, Development, Plight of Children Discussed by Other Speakers

25 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9100

TIME FOR RECONCILIATION HAS COME, BUT WAR CRIMINALS REMAIN FREE, PRESIDENT OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

19960925

Statements Made by Prime Ministers of Slovenia, Trinidad-Tobago; Foreign Ministers of Luxembourg, Austria, South Africa, Micronesia

24 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9097

PRESIDENT CLINTON SAYS SIGNING OF TREATY BY MAJOR NUCLEAR POWERS SIGNALS END OF TESTING EVEN BEFORE IT COMES INTO FORCE

19960924 Assembly Also Hears Statements by Prime Minister of Latvia, Foreign Ministers of Russian Federation, Ireland, United Kingdom, Belgium and Croatia

24 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9098

SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM ESSENTIAL TO UNITED NATIONS REORGANIZATION, PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

19960924 Denmark, Canada Urge Full Payment of Assessments; President of Poland, Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Costa Rica and Republic of Moldova also Speak

23 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9096

COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT OUTLINES 'GLOBAL AGENDA' FOR WAR ON DRUGS IN ADDRESS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

19960923 Statements also Made by Prime Ministers of Papua New Guinea, Norway, Morocco, as well as Foreign Ministers of Peru, Nicaragua, Ethiopia

23 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9095

20 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9094

ASSEMBLY ADOPTS 159-ITEM AGENDA FOR FIFTY-FIRST SESSION

19960920 Among New Subjects, Elimination of Coercive Economic Measures to Be Considered in Plenary, Others Allocated to Committees

19 September 1996

Press Release
GA/9092/

GENERAL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS 159 ITEMS FOR FIFTY-FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGENDA

19960919

CORRECTION

In Press Release GA/9092 of 18 September 1996, the second paragraph of page 1b should read: