evidence: By the terms of "Question of Gibraltar" (document A/C.4/78/L.3), the General Assembly would urge the Governments of Spain and the United Kingdom to reach a definitive solution and take note of the United Kingdom’s desire to continue with the trilateral Forum for Dialogue. It would also take note of Spain’s position that that Forum no longer exists and should be replaced with a new mechanism for local cooperation in which the people of the Campo de Gibraltar and Gibraltar are represented. [...] Rejecting Spain’s claim over the Territory, he said that Gibraltar cannot be transferred from one colonial power to another. He warned against a "recolonization" process and emphasizing the Territory’s wish to be removed from the list of Non-Self-Governing Territories. [...] Gibraltar is a multicultural society and Gibraltarians are "separate and distinct people from the administering Power", he said, rejecting Spain’s claim over the Territory. Highlighting Gibraltar’s significant economic impact on its neighbouring region, particularly in terms of employment and trade, he said that the Territory and the United Kingdom are collaborating on a treaty to protect its economic relationship with the European Union and Spain. Gibraltar cannot be transferred from an existing colonial power to a new one, he said, warning against a "recolonization" process. In conclusion, he urged the UN and the Fourth Committee to map out a path for Gibraltar’s decolonization.