the creation of conditions leading to nuclear disarmament is also the establishmentof nuclear-weapon-free zones in various parts of the worrd. 8' An irreplaceable role in the solution of the problems of nucrear disarmamentand thus also in the reduction of the risk of a war conflict involving the use ofnuclear weapons is played by the Conference on Disarmament at Geneva.Czechoslovakia regards it therefore as essential that the Conference shouldestablish in 1985 appropriate working bodies for all itens on its agenda withclearly specified mandates, so Ehat it might proceed to the formulation of concretecontractuar documents- rncentives for such work have been provided in a number ofinitiative resolutions adopted by the General Assernbly at its thirty-ninth session. 9' czechoslovakia will do it,s utmost. to achieve these goals. To this end, itwill attively co-operate with all states interested therein. DENMARK lOriginal: Englishl I13 February 1985] t. The Danish bvernment. regrets that it was not possible at the thirty-ninthsession of the General Assembly to reach aEreement. on a consensus resolution on thevery important problem of the prevention of nuclear war, including all related ma tters. 2- Dlany of the elements in Generar Assembly resolution 39/L4g p ot17 December 1984 are endorsed by lhe Danish Governnent. The overatl batance of tberesolution is, however, somewhat distorted by the exclusive emphasis on nuclearr'tar. The important question of preventing war in all its forms is not taken intoaccount' Considering Ehe grave risk that a conventional war between the world'smajor power blocs might develop into a nuclear catastrophe, a very important,element in the ongoing deliberations should be the guest.ion of how to preven! waras such.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing international relations, disarmament, and conflict prevention. It mentions the Conference on Disarmament, the General Assembly, and the prevention of nuclear war, suggesting a strong focus on international politics and security.

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