peaceful nuclear activities without exception. Sweden therefore urges all nuclear-weapon States to take measures to this effect. The nuclear issues concern all the members of this Conference, and in fact all members of the international community. They cover a broad spectrum of our agenda. It is high time that they were addressed in earnest, if this Conference is to live up to its role as the single multilateral disarmament negotiating forum. There are many ideas on how to improve the functioning of this body, and my delegation intends to revert to that matter in due course. However, no procedural or organizational improvements can compensate for the fact that it is the lack of political will to negotiate on some of the most pressing items of our agenda that is the real problem of this Conference. The PRESIDENT: I thank the representative of Sweden, Ambassador Hyltenius, for his very comprehensive statement and for the kind remarks he addressed to the Chair. I now give the floor to the representative of Yugoslavia, Ambassador Kosin. Mr. KOSIN (Yugoslavia): Mr. President, let me say first how pleased my delegation is at seeing you, the distinguished representative of friendly Pakistan, presiding over our Conference for the month of April. I am certain that under your able steersmanship our work will be fruitful. Allow me also to take this occasion to congratulate your predecessor, the Ambassador of Nigeria, His Excellency Mr. Emeke Ayo Azikiwe, on his excellent performance and formidable efforts in organizing our deliberations. At today's session of the Conference on Disarmament I would like to present document CD/982 on the national trial inspection conducted in my country in the month of February this year. Ever since the beginning of the negotiations on the prohibition of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing disarmament and nuclear activities, which suggests a focus on international relations and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international organizations and agreements. This implies that the topic is related to global governance and international cooperation.

**Category**
International relations, Science and technology