co-operat ion to preserve and strengchen peace. achieve disarnanent and tran6fornthe Balkans into a nuc lear -neagon-free zone. 5. Many international neetings dedicated to the strugg!.e for p€ace anddisarnanent were organlzed in Julv and October 1984 in the ceorgy Dinitrovrnternational Youtb centre at tbe Black sea resort of prinorsko. For exanpre, onttte Joint initiati.ve of the Inlernacional Federation of gtonen and the Cornmittee ofthe Bulgarian llonens tiovenent, a ischool for peace" was heLd fron 5 to 15 June,!,tith the participation of wonents organizations fron Europe, the United States and Canada. 5. On the Bulgaro-Greek frontier, there rias also ttte second meeting ofrepresentatives of the llornenr s movenenes of both countries, ained at the establi.shnent of a nuclear-free zone in the Balkans and at pronot ing peace, co-operation and nutual unde r stand ing. 7- fn May' a meeting of the leaders of nornen I s organizatlons and novenent.s of thesocialist couhtries ..|as herd in sofia. one of the main copics of discussion uasthe slruggle for peace and disarnanent. 8. on the initiative of the Bulgarian peace comnittee, rneetings and conferenceslook place during r.rhich the Bulgarian public expressed its support for andreadiness to co-operate ln naintaining and strenghtenlng peace and averting nuctearwar.A/ 40/5s2 English Page 6 9. The nass media ot the People's Republic of Butgaria gave extensive coveraqe to United Nations Day and Disarmaftent $eek. The Union of Bulqarian Artists organized erahltritions dedicated to the struggle for peace and disarnanent. A number of new books? studies and articles on disarnament probtens v,ere once again published in the People's Republic of Bulgaria in 1984. 10. The Peopte's Republic of Bulgaria is firnly determined to continue co pursue its forei.gn policy, based on the Principles of peace and co-operation and to do everytbing in its power to ensure the inplementation of effective neasures ained at
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international relations, disarmament, and peace efforts, with mentions of conferences, meetings, and initiatives taken by organizations and countries. It seems to be discussing Bulgaria's foreign policy and its commitment to promoting peace and cooperation.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief