Page lI goes, anong other things, for co-operation with regard to indusErial investment,protection and preservation of archaeological and architectural monument,s and co-operation between scienEific centres, including the exchange of scholars and university lect.urers. 5. Important, possibilities with regard to the furt,her consolidation of securiEy and promotion of co-operaEion within the lrlediterranean region have been opened up within the framework of the process of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe (CSCE). Like other St.ates sharing in that process, Poland has taken uponitself an obligat.ion to co-operate with olher States with a view to promoting d6tente and security in the Mediterranean area and expanding co-operation with the States concerned. In this connection, we come out for slrict respect by the Statesparticipating in the CSCE process, in their relations with the llediEerranean States, of Ehe principles embodied in.the CSCE Final Act, with due regard to the confidence-building measures in the military sphere, as envisaged in the FinalAct. This posit,ion Poland has been presenting also from the rostrum of the Stockholm Conference on Confidence- and Security-building Measures and on Disarmanent in Europe. 6. Poland has consistently sSroken out for Ehe promotion of econoroic, scientific and cultural co-operaEion between t.he States participating in the CSCE Process, on the one hand, and the non-part,icipatory Mediterranean States, on the other. This stand bears out Poland's attendance at Ehe expert. meeting in La ValeEta in 1979 and the Venice seminar in 1984. At these meetings Poland sought, to make a rneaningful contribution to the search for the most adequate forms of co-operaEion, for its promotion between the States of the region and, more particularly, between the States invoLved in the CSCE process and the non-participaEory &lediterranean SEatesin regard both to bilateral and nultilateral co-operation. UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPT'BLIC lOriginal: Russianl [31 JuIy 1985]
**Analysis**
The text discusses cooperation and agreements between states, particularly between Poland and Mediterranean states, in various fields such as industry, science, architecture, and culture. It also mentions the promotion of economic, scientific, and cultural cooperation between states participating in the CSCE process and non-participatory Mediterranean states. The text highlights the importance of respecting principles and confidence-building measures in the military sphere.

**Category**
International relations, Culture, Science and technology