Commemorative Meeting Hears Addresses by Italy, Ireland, France, Uganda, Jordan, Uruguay and Denmark

The General Assembly, in the fourteenth meeting of the commemorative session marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of the United Nations, heard statements this afternoon by the Foreign Minister of Italy, the Prime Minister of Ireland, the Foreign Minister of France, the Foreign Minister of Uganda, the Special Envoy of Uruguay, and the Prime Minister of Denmark. The representative of South Africa made a statement under the right of reply.
Aldo Moro, Foreign Minister of Italy, addressing the General Assembly. Seated at the presidential rostrum, from left to right are: UN Secretary-General, U Thant; Edvard Hambro (Norway), President of the General Assembly; and Constantin A. Stavropoulos, Under-secretary-General for General Assembly Affairs.