Technical and financial assistance to Libya

V. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ON THE REPORTS OF THE AD HOC POLITICAL COMMITTEE
389. Technical and financial assistance to Libya

Whereas Libya as a result of the war has suffered extensive damages to private and public property, both movable and immovable, as well as to its system of communications, Whereas the existence of these war damages and the necessity of repairing them represents one of the major economic and financial problems to be taken into consideration in order that an independent Libya may be established with a sound basis for economic and social progress, which is one of the avowed purposes of the United Nations in accordance with paragraph 4 of the resolution [1] adopted by the General Assembly on 17 November 1950, The General Assembly, Instructs the Secretary-General to study the problem of war damages in connexion with the technical and financial assistance which Libya may request from the Economic and Social Council, the specialized agencies and the Secretary-General, and to report on the subject to the sixth session of the General Assembly. 326th plenary meeting,
15 December 1950.


[1] See resolution 387 (V).
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