ensure that our deliberations in this, the most representative forum among the multilateral bodies engaged in the field of disarmament, proceed in an atmosphere of common responsibility, rationality and constructive purpose. In this we are fortunate to have the Final Document of the General Assembly's tenth special session which was adopted by consensus and which constitutes a meticulously and realistically conceived programme of work containing principles, priorities and the machinery for the disarmament process. Hence, instead of diluting this agreed framework, we should continue to make it our basic point of departure in our efforts to promote dialogue and negotiations, to provide guidance and facilitate progress towards resolving the outstanding issues. If we are able to achieve that in at least some aspects of our work, we shall have taken the first steps down the road of hope towards progress in disarmament. I know that we are all together in this joint endeavour. BG/5 A/C.l/40/PV.3 11 Mr. GARCIA ROBLES (Mexico) (interpretation from Spanish): Mr. Chairman, for those of us who, like myself, have had the opportunity to appreciate not only your experience and knowledge of disarmament issues but also your skill and absolute impartiality in conducting the deliberations of an international organ such as the First Committee, it is a source of deep gratification that you have been chosen to preside over this Committee in the year in which we are celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations. I am convinced that your work at the head of this Committee -which since 1978 has been dealing exclusively with disarmament questions and related international security issues -will be a considerable contribution to the commemoration of the anniversary to which I just referred. For the attainment of that objective, you can of course rely on the unreserved co-operation of the Mexican delegation. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement delivered by a representative of Mexico in a multilateral forum focused on disarmament issues. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the topic is of international significance. The speaker references the United Nations and its anniversary, suggesting that the forum is a UN-related body. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the process and framework for disarmament.

**Category**
International Relations, Security