POP/623
25 September 1996
In progress at UNHQ
Press Release
GA/9100
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
19960925Statements Made by Prime Ministers of Slovenia, Trinidad-Tobago; Foreign Ministers of Luxembourg, Austria, South Africa, Micronesia
25 September 1996
Press Release
NOTES TO CORRESPONDENTS PRESIDENT OF CYPRUS TO VISIT HEADQUARTERS ON 26 SEPTEMBER
19960925(Based on information received from the Protocol and Liaison Service.)
The President of Cyprus, Glafcos Clerides, is to visit United Nations Headquarters Thursday on 26 September. He and his party will be received by Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali at the Delegates' Entrance at 9:25 a.m.
GA/9099
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 SpeakersGA/L/3001
SG/SM/6064
24 September 1996
Press Release
SG/SM/6064
THE RENAISSANCE OF NON-ALIGNMENT CAN TRANSFORM INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS NAM COMMEMORATIVE MEETING
19960924 Following is the text of Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali's address to the commemorative meeting of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries on its thirty-fifth anniversary, held at Headquarters today:Welcome to your United Nations!
GA/9097
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 CroatiaSC/6269
24 September 1996
Press Release
SC/6269
GA/SHC/3354/
24 September 1996
Press Release
GA/SHC/3354/
THIRD COMMITTEE ELECTS OFFICERS, WORK PROGRAMME CORRECTION
19960924In Press Release GA/SHC/3354 of 20 September, the first paragraph should read:
TAD/1835
24 September 1996