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He urged all the administering Powers to cooperate with the Special Committee.
As a strong supporter of the work of the Special Committee,the Movement urged administering Powers to cooperate with it.
It urges the administering Powers to cooperate with the Special Committee in such an endeavour.
Instead, the General Assembly should acknowledge the successes achieved by the Special Committee and urge the administering Powers to cooperate with it in every way.
In that connection, he once again called upon all the administering Powers to cooperate with the Committee with a view to drawing up such programmes.
The Chairman reported that he had also apprised the administering Powers of the progress achieved in the reforms that the Special Committee had initiated to improve its efficiency andmethod of work in the fulfilment of its mandate and called upon the administering Powers to cooperate in the Committee's efforts.
He also called upon the administering Powers to cooperate with the Committee and to transmit the information called for under Article 73 e of the Charter of the United Nations.
They urged that such missions should be undertaken as soon as possible, and called upon the administering Powers to cooperate in their facilitation, where there are no sovereignty disputes.
It called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by receiving United Nations visiting missions in the Territories under their administration.
His delegation commended the Special Committee for its tireless efforts to implement the relevant General Assembly resolutions and urged the administering Powers to cooperate with the Special Committee and participate in its work in order to ensure that the aspirations of the peoples of the Non-Self-Governing Territories were fully realized.
It therefore urged the administering Powers to cooperate with and participate in the Special Committee's work so that it would be possible to achieve the objective of eradicating colonialism by the year 2000.
In that connection, the Special Committee, bearing in mind the useful results achieved as a consequence of the active participation of the administering Powers in its work,recommended that the General Assembly again urge the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the Committee in the discharge of its mandate and in particular to participate actively in its work relating to the Territories under their respective administration.
It called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by receiving United Nations visiting missions in the Territories under their administration see A/56/23(Part II), para. 16.
The Special Committee recommends that the General Assembly again request the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the Special Committee in the discharge of its mandate.
It called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by receiving United Nations visiting missions in the Territories under their administration see chap. IV, para. 20, of the present report.
In its resolutions relating to Non-Self-Governing Territories,the General Assembly has repeatedly called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the Special Committee by inviting United Nations visiting missions to the Territories under their administration.
He appealed to the administering Powers to cooperate with the international community in enabling those peoples to exercise their right to self-determination, a prerequisite for universal observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
In that connection, the Special Committee, bearing in mind the useful results achieved as a consequence of the active participation of the administering Powers in its work,recommended that the General Assembly again urge the administering Powers to cooperate, or to continue to cooperate, with the Special Committee in the discharge of its mandate and, in particular, to participate actively in its work relating to the Territories under their respective administrations.
It therefore urged the administering Powers to cooperate with the Special Committee and participate in its work so that the objective set by the General Assembly to eradicate colonialism by the year 2000 could be achieved.
However, we could also agree to maintain, in the operative part of the text,the idea of calling upon the administering Powers to cooperate with our Committee, without going into details such as reviewing decisions about the need for active participation in the work of the Committee and so on.
It called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by receiving United Nations visiting missions in the Territories under their administration and continued to call upon those administering Powers that were not participating in the work of the Special Committee to reconsider their decisions and to take an active part in the work of the Committee see chap. III, para. 19, of the present report.
As a strong supporter of the workof the Special Committee, the Non-Aligned Movement urged administering Powers to cooperate with it and encouraged the Special Committee to continue to work towards full implementation of the Declaration on decolonization and of the relevant General Assembly resolutions.
It called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by facilitating United Nations visiting missions in the Territories under their administration, in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the United Nations on decolonization see para. 86 below.
The Assembly will no doubt wish to urge the administering Powers to cooperate with the Secretary-General in promoting large-scale dissemination of information in the Territories concerned.
It called upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by facilitating United Nations visiting missions to the Territories under their administration, in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the United Nations on decolonization see chap. IV.
The Special Committee continues to call upon the administering Powers to cooperate or continue to cooperate with the United Nations by receiving visiting missions in the Territories under their administration.
Mr. Mapuranga(Zimbabwe) urged the administering Powers to cooperate with, and participate in the work of, the Special Committee on decolonization and to consult with the peoples of the Non-Self-Governing Territories to facilitate programmes of political education in order to foster an awareness of the possibilities open to the people in the exercise of their right to self-determination.
Most recently, the General Assembly called upon the administering Powers to cooperate fully with the Special Committee to develop before the end of the year 2000 a constructive programme of work for the Territories under their administration.
In particular, the Assembly has called on the Special Committee and the administering Powers to cooperate in preparing plans for the decolonization of specific Territories and to promote the implementation of the Plan of Action for the eradication of colonialism adopted by the General Assembly by its resolutions 56/74, 57/140 and 58/111.