tion. and so on. 5. This slate111cn1 will 11<>1 afli.•,1 bilatnal ,,r 11111l1ila1nal lrl';llil'S and ai:ree111cn1s sii:ned b~ l"a,h .:ounln. Ill Bound by great friendship, special solidarity and all-round co­ operation among themselves, bolstered by solidarity and com­ prehensive co-operation with the Soviet Union and the socialist countries and united with the non-aligned countries and forces of peace and progress throughout the world, the three countries of lndo-China have overcome most severe trials, won brilliant vic­ tories. as is now the case, and actively shared in the struggle for the common goals of our era, which are peace, national independence, democracy and social progress. The three peoples of lndo-China, who underwent more than 30 years of strenuous war, have no keener desire than for peace in order to build up their countries and achieve well-being. They are determined to join the socialist countries, the non-aligned countries and the peace-loving and progressive peoples of the world in the struggle for the defence and consolidation of peace, against the arms race. for disarmament and international detente. They warmly wel­ come and fully support the peace initiatives of the Soviet Union and the socialist countries. particularly those proposals recently put forward at the Conference of the Consultative Political Committee of States Parties to the Warsaw Treaty. held at Prague in January 1983. The three countries of lndo-China will constantly strengthen unity and comprehensive co-operation with the Soviet Union and the socialist countries and strive to contribute to the consolidation of the socialist community with the Soviet Union as the pillar. They give active support to movements for national liberatio11 and indepen­ dence in Asia. Africa and Latin America and support the struggle of the working class and working people for well-being and demo­ cratic rights. as well as to the struggle for peace. They are deter­
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a declaration of solidarity among three countries (Indo-China). The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations, cooperation, and peace. The text does not mention specific economic or environmental issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, solidarity, and the struggle for peace and democracy.

**Category**
International relations, Culture