as all other official contact3 uith Chat State in the econ(xnlc, cultural, nllitary and other fields. crechoaloeal( la | 3 toreign policy torards Israel is thus in full harmony uith the relevant United Nations resolutiona. A/48 /568 Eng l ish Paqe 4 MiiINICAN NEPUBLIC [Or i9 inll r spanlshl [22 Augu8t 19851 l. The Doninlcan Governnent, in accordance i.ith itE forcign potj.cy of opfro8 lngall forns and vestiges ot colonlalisn in any prrt of the eorld, considera that theviolence Hhich has reigned ln the titidalle EaEt ln recent decadea has an adverseeftect on stability and porld pe.ce. Accordingly, it belleves that these conflicts cannot be solved rithout machinery xhlcfi eould agsure the palestlnian people theerercise of their right to self-deterninat ion ehlle nalntalning the riqht of Iaraelto exist a3 a state. 2. In the li.ght ot these conflicts and tenalons ehlch exist in Che litidalle EaEt,the Doninican Goeernnent reaffirna its vlee that the principle of the peaceful Eettlenent of alisputes nust prevall, slnce this ia an easentlal baslg of thepeaceful coeristence of peoples. GHANA loriginal: Eng li shl [6 August 1985] Ghana's policy to$ards Israel conforns eith the proviaions ot General Asaenblvresolution 39/146 A to C. No epecial neaBures therefore ned to be adopteat by the Gosernment of Ghana to implenent the relevant proviaions of those resolutions. KUTIAIT [Or i9 inal r Enalishl [23 JuIy 1985] I. As an Arab country, Kupait has repeateally called upon the Unlted Nationa to adopt resol.utionE to torce Israel to conply stth Security Council reaolutiona 476 (IgEO) of 30 June 1980 and 478 (1980) of 20 August 1.980 as eell as ceneral A3senbly resolutions 35/207 ot 16 Decenber 1980 and 36/226 A and B of 17 Decenber
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a collection of official statements from various countries regarding their foreign policy towards Israel. The statements seem to be focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the countries' positions on the issue. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, or other categories that are typically related to economic or social issues.

**Category**
International relations, Culture