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Ot?i .„-■- -r^fAT IONS

ECONOMIC AND

SOCIAL COUNCIL

Distr.

GEEEBAL

28 February 1963//

ENGLISH

Original; FRENCH ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA

Fifth session

Leopoldville, February-March 1963

CONFERENCE OF HEADS OF STATES IB" A2DIS A3ABA

Resolution 75 (Y)_adopted by the Commission at its g6th Plenary Meeting on 28 February 19-63

The Economic Commission for Africa,

Conscious of the existence of common features in the economic, social and cultural problems of -tha.Jf-r1 nan a.nrt.

Conscious of the afficacy and necessity of direct and human contacts between Heads of State,

Conscious also of the urgent need for unity and the stxengi&anjjag

of African solidarity,

1. Ex-presses its gratitude and good wishes to the Heads of the Africa*

and Malagasy States for this welcome initiative5

2. Expresses its hope for the complete success of the Conference5 3- Requests the Executive Secretary to convey this resolution to the heads of all the African- and.Malagasy States concerned.

63-LEO-292

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