(f) The role of the United Nations and other international organizations in pronoting good-neighbourly relations among menber States. 9. In this pr@ess, the object (at least during Ehe first phase) should be, notto create from scratch the content of good-neighbourliness in alI lts political andlegal (general and specific) aspects and its material aspects (the means to promote it), but rather to establish, organize, systematize, clarify and specity what already exists in the longr general and repeated practice of States. 10. The main elements of good-neichbourliness nay be deternined and specified by identifying a number of relevant elements and their lecal aspects, which can be deduced bot,h from the existing documents mentioned above, complemented by any new proposals made, and from the practice of States, especially the practice based on treaty relations of as many countries as possible in a wide range of areas pertaining to geographical proximity and good-neighbourliness, as some States haveA/ 40 / 450 English eage 12 already suggested (A/38/336i A/C.6/38/SR.64i A/39/C.5/SR.2f). This does not preclude the drafting of preparatory studies on this subject by the United Nat.ions Sec retar iat. 11. Romania is convinced that. the outcome of this process can contribute effectively to the inprovement of international relations in an important areai it can belp to prevent freslr conflicts betereen neighbours and settle existing conflicts by peaceful meansi it can pronote co-operation and friendship among neigbbouring Statesr and, finally, it can help to naintain and st,rengthen international peace and security. 12. Romania is prepared to examine with due care any proposal that may bring about progress in the area of codifying the principle of good-neighbourliness. SENEGAL IOriginal: French] [21 May 19851 1. Since recognition of its international sovereignty, Senegal has consistently expressed' at the continental and world levels, its deep attachment to the ideals
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on international relations and cooperation among states, with a specific emphasis on promoting good-neighbourly relations and preventing conflicts. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a document related to international law or diplomacy. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather concentrates on the principles and practices of international relations.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief