the world. It joins the international community in calling for the total, (Mr. Eetime, Haiti) immdirrte and uncmditfcml wPth&awal of the occu@8ticm troopa; thuo permitting those States fcesPy to drooue the model of governukmt they deear appropriate, free +a all .pu&& up ga&gjl p&-&g&&*&. With regard to the KOKNU~ peninsula, the Republic of Baiti believes that its continued divieion ie a Boutce of Pne tabili ty and tens ion in the teg ion. Xn that Conteak, it welcorses continuation of the inter-#orean dialogue, which has just led Go encouraging reeult&~ such as the setting up of a Joint Committee of EaMWlLiC Co=tBperatio3I, the &?LKUt inter-parliat3entary mmting, and e?whangee of family visits for the first time eince the end of the war, au well ae artistic exchanges. Haiti also supports the idea of the admission of the two Korea8 to the United Nations pending a final oettlement of the KeWIifiCatiOn’ques tion. That would certainly help to reduce tension in the region and tm bring the Organisation cloeer &I itu ideal of univer8alitY. The Goverrmml: of Haiti is par ticularlyly inbXeet8d in the development. of the ctiais in Central America which, in recent years, had been marked by a regrettable escalation of violence, giving rise to legitimate concern anrong peace-loving States in the continent. It is clear to us that a focal point of tension ha8 been created which could eventually extend, if we are not careful, beyond its present geographical limits. It should be pointed out, in this conhection, that the dramsltic situation there is caused by the many ser lous social and economic problems beae tttng the peoples of the reqi ion. They are the only ones capable of defining thhair wishes and deciding on their road to dWelopa8nt. I? that context the Government of Haiti, faithful to the principles which have 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the government of Haiti addressing international issues and expressing support for various international organizations and initiatives. It mentions the Korean peninsula, Central America, and the United Nations, indicating a focus on international relations and global affairs.

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