7&. (Mr.'OJUarel. l.'»phiD.) Thatlewhytheinternational community mUltnotrelaxitlprollure inthe foraofaDecoDomic embargoorothereffective..alureluntilPretoria ca-plies withlawand~uatice, especially nowthatthlsepressures arebeginning toplt'oduc~ results andprovetheireffectiveness. Wemuatremainvigilant inordertothwartanyintr!guct8 odaanoluvres that. maybedesigned tofuelantagonioms andinternal strifeinordertoabortthe expocted processofchange &Ddspreadterroranddisorder. Tunisiaisfollowing withdeopconcern thedevelopments inthesituation in Afghaniatan. Wehave expr'~I.d ourprofound satisfaction follo~iDg the.igningof theGenevaconventions andthewithdrawal ofSoviettroopafro.thatfraternal country, butthoin-fightinq amongbrothers unfortunately peraiats andcontinues to tate&heavytollinAfghani livelllandcausedestruction inthecountry. Itisourhopethatilllte!::3atlonal effortstohelpAfghanil!ltan recoverits national unit.ywithinaframework ofharmonywill.ucc804 ai'&4thatitw11lbeable toestablish thesyste.ofitachoiceinfullfreedom andatlasttacklethe reconstruction anddevelopment ofthecountry. Weespr... thesamehoperogar4ing thoframework agreement concluded on 28Auguat1090bytheflv.permanent member.oftheSecurity Councilinrespoctef Cambodia. Thisagreement conferred important a4ministrativI r.spon.ibillt~~. upon theUnitedHations. Itisourhopothatthiswil:Lcontribute tothes.ttlement of theconflict thatpersists inthatfriendly ceunt~ andthatitwillbepossible to achievelasting peaceinthe~egloD. W~a180hopethat.thepartiestotheconflict willprofitfromthisvaluable opportunity topromotereconciliation among them.elves through constructive andeffective dialogue andthusre.tore ha~DY and peacetotheCambodian people. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryrMB/17W4S/PV.6 77 (HOC.Boulares, Tunisia)- Wealaoviewwithsatisfaction theeffort. madetounifytheKorean peninsula. Tunisia, whiChhastraditional bondsoffriendship withthetwoStates, isdelighted attheresumption ofcontacts b~tveen thetwowithaviewto reconciliation andnational unity. Neaeeinthisacontribution thatiaboundto strengthen theclimateofpeaceandco-~peration intheAsiancontinent andthe worldatlarge. Perhaps wearenotfarfromthedaywhenweshallseetheKorean peninsula represented inthisAssembly. Theincreasingly frequent useofpeaceful meanstoresolveinternational dispute. represents apoaltivs elementintheestablishment ofaworldbasedon un4eatanding andAgreement. Butthestrengthen~ng ofthistendency requires that werenounce theArmsrace.Itrequires theabandonment ofthepolicyofhegemony andtheuseofforceini~tern8tional relations inordertoarriveatcomplete disarmament - aprerequisite forinternational detentetobeareality. This detente hasbecomeavitalandurgentrequirement notonlytosafeguard peace t~~ worldoverbutalsobecauseofitapositive impactontheworldeconomy which i~ nowundergoing anuntenable crieiaoneofwhosemaincausesisthemajorimbalance between theconsid.rable ezpen4iturea ofindustrialized countries onweaponry and themodestfundsallocated todevelopment Assistance. Undoubtedly, security, peaceandstability willcreateanatmosphere of serenity inthedeveloping countries andwillmakeitpossible forthemtolimit theirmilitary ezpenditures andthustoapplytheirpotential toactionfor development. Tunisia, onthestr.ngth ofitsconvictions andpursuant tothepathithas chartedforitselfattherfigional level,hasvork&4forthestrengthening of security andco-operation intheMediterranean regionand,inthlmraspset, weview Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library(Mr,8an10r... %qDlaia) withaati,factioD theunder,ta4iDg ,howbyourhropean fdond, andtheirgrovin9 conviction ofthenea4forjointactioninordertoatrengthen ,0114arity aaoDgPMB/17-----------_ ..--- W4S/PV ..6 78 Mediterranean State•• Theque,ticn ofpollution ha.UDcea,lngly concerned theinternational CODmunity becDu,.ofitanegative iMpactontheenviro~nt. Ithaaha~dto different degree.allthecouatri., oftheworldinvaryiag waya-forexe-ple, the pollution oftheocean.and.ea.,4e.ertlficatlon, .oilaroaion, deforestation, suddonandviolent change.inglobalcllnaate,.sveIlastozicwaetesthatcertain industrialised countries attempttodu.pontheterritories ofothers,particularly iDAfdca .. Awareofth..eriou8 natureofthi.qu••tiCD, ~i,ia reactedatthenational levelbytakingtheinitiative in1988tocreatethenational enviroDaental protection agencyand.nacting the.la..weD.e4tocoMbatalltype.ofpollution. OntheAfricanlevel,!Un18la1.p~.parlng tocontribute effectively tothe lIucce..oftheYearoftheBllviroDlUnt inAfrica,"hleb18plazmd for1991,and\.78 willthu.ahowourr.adin8B' toco-operate withourAfricanbrethren andezchange ezperiences in~i.field. AmoDgthe4anger~ tbreaten!.D9 theintG9dtJ' oftheindividual an4thehealth
**Analysis**
The text discusses various international issues, including the situations in Afghanistan and Cambodia, the Korean peninsula, and the Mediterranean region. It also touches on the topics of disarmament, development, and environmental protection. The text emphasizes the importance of cooperation and dialogue in resolving conflicts and achieving peace and stability.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief