pressing problems facedbythecommunity ofnations.I.' BSS/mh Ft./40/PV.16 52 (Mr.Varkonyi,Hungary) Itderives fromthenatureofoursocialsystemthatweattachgreat importance toco-operation withintheframework oftheUnitedNations inpromoting thefullestpossible exercise ofh~manrights. Weregarditindispensable forthe international community totakejointandeffective a~tionagainst themassand grossviolations ofhumanrights. We,forourpart,contribute oursharetothe implem~ntation ofhumanrightsbydeveloping oursociety, strengthening the substantive elements ofSocialist democracy &nd,inaccordance withthisr consistently fulfilling ourinternational obligations. Inreferring tothedifficulties andproblems tobemetbytheinternational community, ithasbeenmyaimbounderscore theurgentneedforwell-conside~ed steps,broadinternational action, constructive approaches andforward-oriented deeds. Weareconvinced thatmar.kind hastheintellectual andmaterial resourcep. which,ifmobilized, willenableittomeetthechallenges ofourage.However, finding successful andlasting solutions fortheglobalquestions andforother pressing problems affecting thefuturedestinyoftheworl.disconditional on exploiting thebodyofexperience accumulated bymankind inthecourseof centuries, onmakinguseofthealmostunlimited potential created bythemodern technology ofourtimefortheattainment ofthoseloftygoalsandonputting an endtotheinordinate squandering onanarmsbuild-up ofimmense material and intellectual resources. Inestablishing international co-operation andco-ordinating jointactions, a majorroleisreserved fortheUnitedNations, whichiscelebrating thefortieth anniversary ofitsfoundation. TheworldOrganization setforthinitsCharter fourdecades agothepurposes ofmaintaining international peaceandsecurity, developing relations amongnations andachieving international co-operation in solving economic, social, cultural andhumanitarian problems.BUS/m A/40/PV.16 53 (Mr.Varkonyi, Hunga~)· .I! Iti'safactthatsincetheUnitedNations wasfounded theworldhaswitnessed deeplypenetrating changes thathavelefttheirmarkonourOrganization aswell. Nevertheless, wemaintain thatthepurposes andprinciples enshrined inthe Charter arestillvalidtoday. Despite thesignificant results achieved duringits 40yearsofexistence, theworldOrganization hasnotbeenable,norhasitbeen enabled byinternational realities andthedivergent endeavours ofMemberStates, tofindsolutions toalltheproblems thatmankind hastofacetoday. Butthis doesnotalterourconviction thattheUnitedNations has~nindispensable roleto playinmoulding theshapeofourfuture. Wedobeliev l8thatthecommunity of nations, including ourworldOrganization, candoag'lealtdeal"forabetter world", asisalsoemphasized bytheofficial themeoftheUnitedNations Year. Thefulfilment ofthisrolewouldbegreatly facilitated byenhancing the effectiveness oftheworkoftheUnitedNations system.* Thecelebrations ofthefortieth anniversary oftheestablishment ofthe UnitedNations areofparticular relevance forHungary, sinceitwas30yearsago thatourcountry wasadmitted tomembership intheworldOrganizationG Onthat occasion, theHungarian Government pledged that,initsforeign policydirected at safeguarding peaceandpromoting international co-operation inthespiritofthe UnitedNations Charter,itwoulduseitsbesteffortsattheforumsoftheUnited Nations aswellformaintaining andstrengthening universal peaceandsecurity and ensuring peaceful coexistence amongStateswithdifferent socialsystems. *ThePresident returned totheChair.inpursuitofthosegoals.Nations. Thisisevidenced byourefforts toimprove theinternational atmosphere andcarefully andpurposefully t~cUltivate relations amongpeoples. IshouldlikeAI~0/PV.l6 54-55 toa~nfirmthatitistheintention oftheHungarian Government tocontinue workingBBS/rah fUtureinternational activity inthatsamespirit. withitsfoteign policycOUfSe aimedatserving theuniversal causeofpeaceandprogress,. mycountry reaffirms itB.co..itmenttothepurposes a~Qprinciples embodied intheCharter"of theUnited(Mr.Varkonyi, Hungary) Duringthepast30years,theHmlgarian people'S Republic haspursuedits foreignpolicyinaccordance withthatdeclaration, anditintends toconductitsoftheestablishment oftheUnitedNations. mostfavourable results, forthebenefit ofmankind. Thissession, whichcoincides withthefortieth anniversary oftheA/40/PV.16 56 Mr.AL-SHARA (Syrian ArabRepublic) (interpretation fromArabic): It giVing theOrganization anewimpetus toenhanceitsroleasthemosteffectiveoftherecentdisaster, theearthquake intheircountry.
**Analysis**
The text focuses on the importance of international cooperation and the role of the United Nations in promoting human rights, peace, and security. It emphasizes the need for joint and effective action against human rights violations and the importance of exploiting the body of experience accumulated by mankind to meet the challenges of the future. The text also highlights the significance of the 40th anniversary of the United Nations and Hungary's commitment to working towards a better world.

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