economy,itcanadvance thedevelopment policies ofdeveloping countriel1, oritcan hamper them andcausethemtofail.Accordingly, thatprocess mustbehandled with greater equityandjusticeinordertoavoidtheincreasing morginallzation of developing countries, especially inthefinancial, tradeandtechnolcVical spheres. Suchmarginalization couldhavegraveconsequences withrespectto improving thepossibilities andstandard oflivingofmorethanthreequarters of theworld's population. Mycountry, Bolivia, wantsfervently toensurethatallthesestatements may helpstrengthen theuniversal taskofensuring peace,development andintegration inthedemocratic world,whichmadethisahistoric century through the establishment oftheUnitedNations. ~iROZALI (Algeria) (interpretation fromArabic): Itgivesthe Algerian delegation greatsatisfaction toseeyou,Sir,presiding overtheworkof theGe~eral Assembly atitsforty-fifth session. Inplecting youtothe presidency, theAmsembly paidawelldeserved tribute toyourvell-knoVD personal andprofessional qualities andtoMalta,withwhichAlgeria haslongenjoyed relations offriendship, understanding andco-operation. AsIconveytoyouour warmcongratulations, Iwishtoassure yo~ofthefriendly andcomplete co~operatloD oftheAlgerian delegation. Ourcongratulations andfraternal greetings goalsotoyourpredecessor, Mr.JosephGarbaofNigeria. Theability ..wisdomanddevotion hedisplayed during histermdeserve ourgratitude. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library1NS/17~--------_ .._------_. Al45/PV.7 71 (Mr.Oholal!, Algeria) Itisalwaysapleasant dutyformydelegation toreiterate it.gratitude to theSecretary-General, Mr.JavierPerezdeCuellar, forhistireless effortsthat soperfectly embodythecOlllllitment oftheUnitedNations anditsirreplaceable s.rvicetopeaceanddevelopment. ThepeopleofYemenarenowrepresented inthisAssembly byasingle delegation. Algeriaisproud,joyfulandsatisfied atthis,andwereiterate our wamgoodwishestothatfraternal peoplewhichisnowreunified. Wealsowelcome amoDgusthedelegation ofLiechtenstein, whichwe cODgratulate onitsadmission tomembership oftheUnitedNations. Thegreattransformations whichhavebtientakingplaceontheinternational sceneandtheresultant cleanbreakwiththecoldwar,heraldtheemergence ofa ~evpolitical order. Newjointactionandco-operation signaltheendtoearlier antagonisms between thetwosuper-Powers. Itisonlyfairtorecognize thatthis haaaIr_ady hadpositive ~ffects,ifonlybecauseithaspavedthewaytoth~ re.olution ofcertain regional conflicts, consolidated theprocecs ofdisarmament andaffirmed thepromotion ofco-operation andsecurity inEurope, matingit possible intheheartofthatcontinent forthepeaceful reunificatioD ofGermany. Inthatconnection, Algeria conveysitswarmeat wishestotheGermanpeople, whichisabouttocelebrate itsunity. Wealsoexpress thehopethatareunified o.~anywilluseitseconomic andpolitical powertostrengthen worldpeace ~4 ••curityandtobolster international solidarity andeconomic co-operation. Nbileitisonlyfairtoacknowledge thepotential benefits ofallthese developments, itwoulddonoharmtopointoutthatbyandlargetheyhaveaffected onlyonepartoftheplanet: Intheotherpart,theSouth,allweseeisthe persistence, eventhedeterioration, ofnegative situations. Thereisan increasing contrast between theDewprospect3 opening towardsgreater security, Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryDeS/I? Al45/PV.7 72 (Mr.GhOIOll, Algeria)4 freedom an4well-being ontheonehand,andever-inc~easing injustice, violence and uncSer4evelopIMnt ontheother. Thia.buUcate. themagnitu4e ofthechallenges involved inestablishing aDe"p!.)liticGl orderthatcanrespondtothefundamental needsofallmankind. Thereisnotamoretelling 111ustration ofthemagnitu4e ofthechallenge thanthetragedy gfthePalestinian people. International lawhasbeenconstantly floutedintheMl441e Bast~therepression ofthePalestinian peopleandits 1nt;if04. illdailygrowing moresyetematic" harsher an4moreinhuman; therejection ofpeacehasgrownmoreobdurate, and,through thearrangement ofmassemigration ofEuropean Jewish citi~eDs totheoc~upied territories, Israel's expansioDist optionisraoretheeveropenlyavowod. Itwasinthemidstofthiscleardeterioration ofthesituation intheregion thattheGulfcdsisburstuponusvithitsattendant gravedangers fortheentire Arabwor14andthethreatsitpos.stointernational peacean4security. For lUgeda, th1ecrtst.i.anewanddeepwoundinitaflesh. Weabhortheuseof forcetosettledisputOB gparticularly aince,inthiscase,theriftis4avingthe doubleeffectofcasting thefraternal peopleofKuwaitintototaldistress andof espos1ng anotherfraternal country, Ir~,tobeingnakened orevenpotential destruction. Boththoseeffects areequally unscceptable. Kemustalsoconsider alltheforeign workers livinginthosetwosist@ecountries, whof~cethehorror ofdestitution andexileandtheanguishofanuncertain future.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of Algeria, addressing the United Nations General Assembly. The speaker discusses the importance of ensuring economic development and justice for developing countries, as well as the need for international cooperation and peace. The text touches on various topics, including the impact of globalization, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the Gulf crisis.

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