dlvidion ofBuropehasbeenended. Forthefirattimeintheirhistoryallthe peoples ofEuropethatsharethesamecultural heritage areabletoorganize their relations ODabasisofcommonvalues,political pluralism, theperiodic organization offreeelections, th~primacy oflaw,respect forhumanrights, and respectfortheprinciples ofthemarketeconomy. Anhistoric occasion hamthusbeengiventothecontinent ofEurope, an occasion whichshouldleadtotheestablishr.ftent ofaneraofpeaceandprospe=ity. ItisuptothesummitoftheGroupof35inParistousharinthi~ne"chapterin European history. However, toignorerelations withpeoples ODothercontinents wouldbeforus Buropeans aserious mistake. Mindfuloftheirresponsibilities inthisdecisive phaseofitshistory, theBuropean Community anditsm.mberStatesdecided tospeed Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJSMlljb= (Mr,POOl,Luxembourg) upandd•••pentheproce.s ofunification. ThesiDgleinternal marketwillbe achieved in1002.Itwillbebeneficial notonlytothemembercountries butalso tothirdeountri... TworoundsofIntergoverDmeDtal negotiations willgatunder wayattheendofthisyearandwillbecontinued duringtheDeztquarter underthe chai~an.hip ofLuz.mbourg. Thefirstroundvill s~ektoworkoutthefinalstages ofeconomic andDOnetary unioDIthes,coDdwillseektostrengthen thepolitical structure. ofth'Community anditsmemberStat.s. Webeli,vethatititibythisincreasingly tightintegration inallfields thatthe~lvewillbuildasolidnucleusforafuturestable, peaceful 8ur.u~Qan orderforthefuture. Butthisintegration CNmotstopatthemembercountries of theZuropean Co.-unity alone. Th1ll!lintra-colllllnmity processisinseparable froma structural reinforcement amongalltheBuropean States. ADeweconomic spacehDI tobeestablished between themembercountries oftheCOlll1lunlty aD"!themember countriel oftheBuropaan FreeTrad'ASlociation (ZFrA). Neweconomic andtrade agreement Ihavebeennegotiated orwillloonbenegotiated between theCommunity andtheothercountries ofCentral andBastern Burope. WedonotUDde~esttmate thedifficulties thatthetl~.~icion from8 bureaucratic centralized ecoDo~toamarket .cono~ occasions forallthese countries. Thes.areinaddition tothefrustration andin~ecurity feltbypeoples who,moreoftenthannot,havetoc~nfront aworsening oftheemploymsnt situation andtheirstandard ofliving.Itisinordertoovercome the.edifficulties that theTwelvehavetakentheinitiative, withintheGroupof24,toletupmajoraid programme. immediately. Furthermore, thsnegotiation ofaSlociation agreements of anentirely n.vtypewl1lhighlight thenewpotentiala ofthesecountries. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library""- JSMI1;)b W4S/PV.9 109-110-& (Mt..POOI«LWimabourg) Atatimewhen i~.ological rivalries ofthepastaregivingwaytoDev relationships basedonasharedconception ofsociety, ontrustandaspiritof partnership, themalnt.nBnce ofpowerful a~leshasbecomeirrelevont InEurope. Theeventsofthepastfewmonthshavequitenaturally accelerated thedi.a~ament movement. Afirstagreement will800nbeconcluded iDViennaonthereduction of conventional force.inEuropeaawellasonasignificant 18tofconfld8Dce- and eecurity-building measures. Atthisverymoment, foreign troopsaraleavi~gtheterritories ofcountries inwhlchtheywerestatloned agalnst the"Ulofthepeoplo. aeductions introops andmillt6ry expenditure. -attlmesdrastic -havebeendecided upon,orarsbeiDg envlsaged. Additional cODsiderable fund8couldthusbeusedtosolvesocial, educational, health, environmental anddeveloprr.8nt problemD. TheConferencs onSecurity an4Co-operation inBurope(CSCE),ofWhichthe StatesofEurope,theUnitedStatesan4Cuadaareparticipants, ha.playeda fundamental roleInthefutureofEurope. Itsstructure, itsrulesanditsaction shouldsetanexample forotherr89iol18oftheworld. Theco~pelliDg ~spiretlon of peoplestofreedom andtocontroloftheirowndestlny 40e.Botstopattheborders ofBurope. InAsia,LatinAmerica andAfricaIt!BmobllblDg DIOreandmorepeople everydayandencourage. themtodemandthesamerightsandfr••40Ms.Thuswe welcome thereturntodemocracy InChile,theholdingoffreselect!onc in Nicaragua, andSOOD,itistobehopecl,withtheaseiataDce oftheUnited.Nations, InBaiti. TheNamlbian people, whichisfinallyfree,haschosenapluralistic democratlc system. MoZambique andADqolaarepreparing tofollowsuit.Othersare qivi~9serious thoughttoit. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAllfc--~~~-------------------------- Al45/PV.' 111 (Hr.POOI«IeuxoaJ:,gunJ) Lit.vi....iti.with ,ati8factio~ thatwearefoUovia; 4evelo~nt. iDSouth Africa. CODa1derablo prCHJr." haslHten_4e..thank,tothe.vpolici., of Pr••id-snt4eKl.rk..vbohalkepthi'proai,. bylegaltsiag theoppo,itlon -oveaent. andb7relea,ing ••1'ODMaD4.1a andliftingthe.t~t.of...rgeDcy. Neal.otat. not.oftheproal,.oftheGoverDMent torol.as.allotherpolitical prisoners and todeclare DD8IIIl.,tyfortholein.sUe. Wehopethatnegotiations vithavievto aDevconltitution creating aunited.. democratic andnon-racial SouthAfricawill qetund.rway'OOD.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a speech or statement about the unification of Europe, the establishment of a common market, and the promotion of peace, democracy, and human rights. It also touches on international relations, economic cooperation, and humanitarian aid. The text does not focus on specific sectors such as agriculture, forestry, or fishing, nor does it discuss natural resources or the environment.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief