have reoendy been <elevated to the diplomatic level. We therefom whole-heartedly wdoome the opportunity to continue those friendly relations and close co-opera- tion now also within lthe framework of the United Na.tions. 102. The hopes for peace of the peoples of Eulrorope in parti,cular, an.d of t&e world as a whole, will be greatly strengthened by ithe accession of #the two Ger,man Stabes to our world Organizatioa. Furtherm’ore, their accession means a notewo&hy advance towards nealiza- tion lof the princi,ple of universality which my delegation regards as fundamentbal to the search for bternational peace and understanding. 103. The in&ernatioaal community has come more md mo,re to support the vilew Ithat catch of i,ts Members without exception should ‘shoulder a portion of the responsibility f,or the fate of humanity anld that in o,rder to discharge that grave responsibility leach and every nation ,must be allowed to play its appropriate role in the world Orgarrization. We shoul’d also not overlook the importance of the significant assistance b’oth German States have given to the ~eoonomi~c de- velopment of many devdopinlg countries. My #delegation hopes thjat their adtmission to the world Organization will furth’er stremgthen the ‘efforts for the auccess,ful achievem’ent of the objlectives and goals of the Second Development Decade. 104. We live ,in ,an ‘era lof universal interdependence. It is an era ,in which, if I may quote from Ithe. inaugural a,ddress of Mr. Adam Malik, Foreign Minister ,of Iado- nesia, as President of the twenty-sixth session of the Eenerd Assembly, ‘(the Idiversity of nations is set in the essential unity of mankind”.4 Such an understanding of the present wodd order requires us $0 forge an Organization whose membership enoolmpassas all the nations of the world, including the divided nations, without prejuldSce as ito political ideology or social system. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, cooperation, and the accession of two German states to the United Nations. It highlights the importance of universality, international cooperation, and the role of nations in the world organization. The text also touches on economic development and humanitarian aid, but these topics are not the primary focus.

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