sUCceS5ful outcome of our work. It is *lso a cjreat pleasure for me to see that a distinguished citizen of Spain, a country to which we owe so nmch and admire is presiding over the proceedings of this important body. I also wish to renew my gratitude to the Secretary-General, Mr. Perez de Cuellar, for his efforts for world peace in a context in which the in terna efonal 8i tua tion is increas in&y cowplcx~ I wish to express the apapthy and mlfdarity of my people and Oovernmmt wit91 the pie md Govern nt sf ~-@xftzo for We natural dfoa~ter tbhsy mffered a few r will stand 83i with xi00 txacpdyr and offerr f tfs full and wwmerved as a Latfn srfcm SPS ter S&a that has the r ~8, It is m honour foe iw to 68 af for the first ti et the plenary meeting of thi8 f rant b33y, where ph .%itions and @LoPutI 0ut.l dned Wa$ give r ire to various et01 ating to the ~~v~~~@ incg conflicte which ch % wcxld fly tru brathg the fortieth cowtiw!m to hav w/at h/40/w. 19 5 (Mr. Caatillo Claramount, EP Salvador) Despite the fact that the mope of action of the Organisation ha8 expanded, not only in geographical terms but al80 becauoo of the increasing number, varied nature and complexity of the international problma it must deal with, and although its Strefqth and effectiveness depend on the will of all Member States, particularly that of the highly developed countries, the efforts and adrievements internatlonai community which will allow us to iaprove me situatfon of our peoples and our nations, on the basin of the universal application of tie key principles of social justice and international Paw which in their various aspects, arc the fOmdatiOn8 of social hamony , unity, ewurity and peruument peace. AN/l jb A/40; PW. 19 6 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of a country, possibly a head of state or government, addressing an international organization. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international relations, global challenges, and the role of the organization in promoting peace and cooperation. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but it does touch on the importance of social justice and international cooperation, which could be related to humanitarian aid and relief or education.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education