Magyar Külpolitikai Évkönyv, 1975

Joint Communiqué on the visit to Hungary by the Vice-President of the Revolutionary Command Council of the Republic of Iraq 107 Statement by Deputy Foreign Minister Károly Szarka, Head of the Hungarian delegation, at the Geneva Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons 110 Communiqué on the Meeting of the Central Committee of the HSWP on 15 May 1975 114 Appeal by M. Ps. of the States members of the Warsaw Treaty Organization to the European Parliaments for peace, security, co-operation and rapprochement among the peoples of Europe 119 Speech by Miklós Övári, Member of the Political Bureau of the HSWP and Secretary of the Central Committee, at the 17th Congress of the Communist Party of Finland 121 June Joint Communiqué on the visit to France by Foreign Minister Frigyes Puja 122 Speech by János Kádár, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the HSWP, at the electoral mass meeting in Dunaújváros . . 123 Joint Communiqué on the visit by Foreign Minister Frigyes Puja to the Federal Republic of Germany 124 Communiqué on the Budapest Conference of Representatives of the Popular Front Movements and Organizations of the Socialist Countries 126 Opening address by György Lázár, Chairman of he Council Ministers, at the 29th session of the CMEA 127 Statement by György Lázár, Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Head of the Hungarian delegation, at the 29th session of the CMEA 129 Communiqué on the 29th session of the CMEA 132 Statement to the press by Foreign Minister Frigyes Puja on his visit to Kuwait 136 July Reply by the Government of the Hungarian People's Republic to the Note of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, in pursuance of resolution 3332 (XXIX) adopted at the 29th session of the General Assembly, concerning the implementation of the „Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security" 137 Stand by the Hungarian Government on the reduction of military budgets 141 Joint Communiqué on the visit to Hungary by Foreign Secretary James Callaghan of Great Britain 142