foundation within the remaining time to solve all outstanding issues, first and foremost those concerning definitions and challenge inspections, ad hoc inspections, assistance to victims of CW use, etc. In its statement today, the Soviet delegation has shared its views with you on a number of key aspects of the problem of disarmament and the role the Conference on Disarmament could play in finding solutions. I think that one of the significant phenomena of our work today is the fact that this Conference is turning its eyes on itself. We have begun to look collectively for our place in a rapidly changing world. We plan to dwell on this subject and some other issues pertaining to the work of the Conference in the near future. MR BAYART (Mongolia): first of all, Mr President, I wish to congratulate you on the effective and skilful manner in which you have conducted the work of the Conference on Disarmament during the month of June. I also wish to thank Ambassador Ahmad Kamal, of Pakistan, for his excellent work as President of the Conference in April. This is the last opportunity for me to address the Conference on Disarmament before relinquishing my post as the head of the Mongolian delegation. Allow me to say a few words of a somewhat personal nature . CD/PV.560 14 (Mr, Bayart. Mongolia ) During the years of my service here in Geneva, historic changes have taken place in international relations. A model of international security is being forged through collective efforts. Democratization of international relations is taking shape. These changes are profound in nature and open new, brighter horizons for disarmament negotiations. Important landmark agreements have been concluded between the Soviet Union and the United States. The verification issue, which has long been the stumbling-block on the road to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic speech discussing international relations, disarmament, and the role of the Conference on Disarmament. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues that are typically associated with the categories listed. Instead, it focuses on the process of disarmament and international cooperation.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief