DOMINICAN REPUBLIC lOriginal: SPanishl [9 ltaY 19851 The Dornlnlcan Republic has the honour to state that, in keeping with the peace-loving vocation of the Doninican Government and people and their advocacy of international co-operation, tbe Doninican Repuhlic will support any measures tbat may be adopted at the United Nations to promote d6tente, security and co-operationin the Mediterranean region. ^/ 40/ 448 Engl ish Page 8 KENYA lOriginal: Englishl [28 !4ay 19851 1. Kenya fully recognizes the objectives of promoting peacer security andco-operation in Ehe DtediEerranean region. In this connection, Kenya strongly suPport,s st,rengthening security and co-operation in the llediterranean basin, as provided for in the Mediterranean Chapter of the Hetsinki Final Act and Vallett,a DecLaration for Mediterranean Peace. 2. The creation of the t{editerranean Zone of Peace would enhance conditionspropitious to stability and co-operation for socio-economic developnent among States within the region. Furthermore, such an agreement would constitute a const,ructive and positive effort tonards eliminating the super-Fower rivalry for spheres of influence and prevenling potential conflict in that region. 3. Kenya urges all St,ates to co-operate with lhe t{editerranean SEates in effortsgeared to reduction of tension and promotion of peace in accordance with purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and with the provisions of the Declaration of Principles on International Law concerning Friendly RelaEions and Co-operation arrong States. 4. Similarly, consistent, with its unwavering policy of peaceful coexistence and good neighbourliness between all St.ates, Kenya supports, in principle, the call for st'rengt,hening of security and co-operation in every region as a first step tqpards the realizat,ion of general and compleEe disarmament. tr{ExIco lOriginal; Spanishl [18 June 1985] 1. The strengthening of security in the !{editerranean region depends to a large extent on the implementation of measures which will effectively guaranEee
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing international relations, peace, and cooperation in the Mediterranean region. It mentions promoting peace, security, and cooperation, as well as reducing tension and superpower rivalry. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international politics rather than economic or social development.

**Category**
International relations