principles en oftheroleor vitalinteres "12.Sincet allStates, t measures ofd playinmaint "13.Allthe disarmament n toeffortsin indisarmamen footinginth bearing onth "14.Inawo expenditure 0 ofthearmsr thenewinter Cons~quently, Progress int resources reI shouldbedev contribute. to countries. "15.Disarma essential for ofinternatio ofallpeople economic orde "16;!..1 Nucl ofcivilizati "17.Theado equitable and andtoensure overothersa security att "18.Inacco primary respo discharge thi UnitedNation whether unila theprogress1110.Progress indisarmament shouldbeaooompanied bymeasures tostrengthen institutions formaintaining peaoeandthesettlement ofinternational disputes bypeaoeful means. 1111.Negotiations shouldbebasedonthestriotobservanoe of·thepurposes and prinoiples enshrined intheCharteroftheUnitedNations, withfullreoognitipn oftheroleoftheUnitedNationsinthefieldofdisarmament andrefleoting the vitalinterest ofallthepeoplesoftheworldinthissphere. 1112.Sincetheprocessofdisarmament affeots thevitalseourity interests of allStates, theymustallbeactively ooncerned withandcontribute tothe measures ofdisarmament andarmslimitation, whichhaveanessential psrtto playinmaintaining andstrengthening international seourity. 1113.Allthepeoples oftheworldhaveavitalinterest inthesuooessof disarmament negotiations. Consequently, allStates'havethedutytooontribute toeffortsinthefieldofdisarmament. AllStateshavetherighttopartioipate indisarmament negotiations. Theyhavetherighttopartioipate onanequal footinginthosemultilateral disarmament negotiations whiohhaveadireot bearing ontheirnational security. 1114.Inaworldoffiniteresouroes, thereisacloserelationship between expenditure onarmaments andeconomic andsooialdevelopment. Theoontinuation ofthearmsraceisdetrimental toandinoompatible withtheimplementation of thenewinternational economic orderbasedonjustice, equityandoo-operation. Cons~quently, thereisacloserelationship between disarmament anddevelopment. Progress intheformerwouldhelpgreatlyintherealization ofthelatterQnd resources released asaresultoftheimplementation ofdisarmament measures shouldbedevoted totheeconomic andsocialdevelopment ofallnations and contribute. tothebridging oftheeconomic gapbetween developed anddeveloping countries. 1115.Disarmament andarmslimitation, particularly inthenuclearfield,are essential fortheprevention ofthedangerofnuolear warandthestrengthening ofinternational peaceandsecurity andfortheeconomio andsooialadvanoement ofallpeoples, thusfacilitating theachievement ofthenewinternational economic order. IIl6;!..,/ Nuolear weapons posethegreatest dangertomankind andtothesurvival ofcivilization. 1111.Theadoption ofdisarmament measures shouldtakeplaceinsuohan equitable andbalanced mannerastoensuretherightofeaohStatetosecurity andtoensurethatnoindividual StateorgroupofStatesmayobtainadvantages overothersatanystage. Ateachstagetheobjective shouldbeundiminished security atthelowestpossible levelofarmaments andmilitar~ foroes. 1118.Inaccordance withtheCharter, theUnitedNations hasacentralroleand primaryresponsibility inthesphereofdisarmament. Inordereffectively to discharge thisroleandfacilitate andencourage allmeasures inthisfield,the UnitedNations shouldbekeptappropriately informed ofallstepsinthisfield, whetherunilateral, bilateral, regional ormultilateral, without prejudice to theprogress ofnegotiations. -l~l-" "2 me or pa sp an pa pr we ma an je "2 00 fo di "2 ha 11"19. ~ITheprocesDofnuclear disarmament shouldbecarried outinsuchaway, andrequires measures toensure,thatthesecurity ofallStatesisguaranteed at progressively lowerlevelsofnuclear armaments, takingintoaccount therelative qualitative andquantitative importance oftheexisting arsenals ofthenuolear­ weaponStatesandotherStatesconcerned. "20.Significant progress innuclear disarmament wouldbefacilitated bothby parallel political orinternational legalmeasures tostrengthen thesecurity of Statesandbyprogress inthelimitation andreduction ofarmedforcesand conventional armaments ofthenucelar-weapon StatesandotherStatesintha regions·concerned. "21.Together withnegotiations onnuclear disarmament measures, negotiations
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the relationship between disarmament, international security, and economic development. It emphasizes the importance of disarmament in achieving international peace and security, while also highlighting its connection to economic and social development. The text also touches on the need for international cooperation and the role of the United Nations in facilitating disarmament efforts.

**Category**
International relations, Economic development