The notion that true security can be achieved only by co-operation, not confrontation, that our survival on this planet will be secured only if we work together, has to be at the core of such a new approach. All Governments have to contribute to this goal, but ultimately -and this is again a lesson drawn from events in Europe -it will be up to the people, each Cl'ld everyone, to bring it about. Europe should be ready to assume a major responsibility to promote such a process of global co-operation and integration. Our current concern with Europe is a natural priority. We must finish the agenda of the post-war period, which is finally drawing to a close, while also addressing the new global issues facing us. A united and peaceful Europe will benefit everyone. As Europeans turn away from confrontation and towards co-operation and integration, as they join their individual nations into economic and POlitical union, they will not only offer a model to other regions but also contribute to building a safer and more prosperous world for all. BHS/jg A/S-18/PV.S 17 (Mr. Riegler, Austria) I do hope that the deliberations and discussions of this special session will be brought to a successful conclusion. In order to achieve this, a commitment to common values as well as a common understanding of possible solutions to tackle the economic, developmental and environmental problems of this last decade of the twentieth century seems necessary. We believe that a clear, balanced and focused final document aimed at revitalizing economic gr0111th and accelerating the development process would be an important step. Such a document should highlight the gr0111ing interdePendence among States and the necessity for further integration and co-operation, the protection and preservation of our environment, the promotion ~ 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the importance of global cooperation and integration to achieve security, prosperity, and sustainability. It emphasizes the need for a united and peaceful Europe to promote a model of co-operation and integration, and highlights the interdependence among states, environmental protection, and the promotion of economic growth and development. The text does not specifically address issues related to agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, or communication, but rather focuses on the broader themes of international relations, economic development, and environmental sustainability.

**Category**
Economic development, Natural resources and environment