We are pleased to see that Liechtenstein participates activolv and raqularlv in the CSCE follow-up process as well as in various epecialized aqenciee of the United Nations as a partner in mttilateral co-omration which enjovs the hiqh esteem of all States. I should like to place it on record that I am particularlv Pleased and honoured to have been so closely associated in the accomplishment of this happy event. The reommendation we have adopted is the culmination of the diplomatic efforto and achievements of Liechtenstein in the international arena and a Powerful acknowledqement of its qenuine dedication to the humanistic. ideals of peace, friendship and qeneral understandinq. ran/6 S/W. 2936 12 (The Presi&nt) The maintenance of peace requires that the United Nations be UniVersal in membership and in the ScQpe of its activities and proqrammes. In this ceqard the admission of Liechtenstein will reconfirm one of the basic ideals and natural vocations of the United Nations, namely its universality. Liechtenstein will becane the 160th timber OE the world Orqanization, thus brinqinq the United Nations nearer its full quantitative universalitv. Moreover, by its valuable contribution as a peace-loviw country to the settlement of the qlobal and arduous problems of humankind and to the development of the multifaceted activities of the United Nati.ons, Liechtenstein will also helo to strenqthen the qualitative dimension of the universalitv of our Orqaniation. Indeed if all nations larqe and small are moved W ccmmon universal values, our world will be a safer place for present and future qenerations. The admission of Liechtenstein to the United Nations is a historic event which emphasizes in our collective memorv the permanent toPicalftv of the immrative need to support the United Nations as the best instrument yet devised for keepirrs peace, buildfnq nations and protectiru their diqnity and aspirations. I now resume my functions as President of the Council. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by the President of the United Nations General Assembly, congratulating Liechtenstein on its admission to the United Nations. The speech emphasizes the importance of the UN's universality and the role that Liechtenstein will play in promoting peace, friendship, and cooperation among nations. The text does not specifically mention any economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the significance of Liechtenstein's admission to the UN.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief