3' The Danish Government has repeaLedly ernphasized the urgenE, need for E,heearliest possible conclusion of nilitary significant. and verifiabte reductions ofarmaments. such agreements should take into account t,he relative gualitative andguantitative importance of the existing arsenals of the nuclear-we.pon St.aEes andother states concerned and of achieving stable nilitary balance, globally andregionallYr at the lowest possible levels. The conclusion of such agreements wouldbe a very irntrrcrtant contribution Eo rhe prevention of war. 4. The ful1 and unreserved commitment by all Member St.ates to refrain in t,heirinternational relations fron the threat or use of force in conformity with theirobligations under the Charter of the united Nations should form the basis for theefforts to prevent, war and, in particular, nuclear war.^/40/498English Page 41 5. At the thirty-ninth session of the General Assernbly a draft resolution was introduced by Denmark Eogether with eight other delegations entiEled oPrevention of war in Ehe nuclear age', (A/C.L/3T/L.4O!. It will be recalled that the sponsors of this draft resolution decided not to put it to a vote in order Eo avoid controversial recommendaEions of the General Assembly on a quest'ion so much in need of consensus and concerted efforts. The viewpoints and proposals made in this draft resolution are fully endorsed by the Danish Government and should be taken into account in future deliberations concerning the question of the prevention of nuclear war. EGYHT lOr ig inal: Arabic l [1] l4arch 19851 l. The @vernment of Eg}r|pt considers that one of the most acute dangers facing todayrs world is the threat presented to the survival of mankind by the outbreak of nuclear war and the fact that nuclear \{eapons are instruments of mass annihilation. Because of this, the prevenEion of nuclear war is regarded as a goal having urgent and absolute priority for all the peoples and Governments of the world. The prirnary responsibility lies with the nuclear StaEes, whose arsenals conbinue to possess nuclear lreapons constit.uting a threat to human security itself' 2. Egypt considers that there is an urgent need for the international conmunity
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international relations, peace, and disarmament, with a specific emphasis on preventing nuclear war. It discusses the need for international agreements and cooperation to achieve a stable military balance and prevent the use of force. The tone is diplomatic and formal, suggesting that the text is from an official government document or a report from an international organization.

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