doveloptheprocess established bytheConference ODSecurity andCo-operation in Burope(CSCE)astheframework forlasting peaceandco-operation inBurope.Itis clearthatthedecisioDa tobe~ak.DatthenextsummitmeetinginParisin Hovember willbeoffundamental importance 111th1arespect. Wehopeil1d.edtomake si9Dificant progress hereinHewYorkIllextweekinthepreparatioDs forthatsummit. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryRMl30 Al45/PV.9 137 (Mr.Collin" Irelond) RecenteventsintheMiddlelasthaveagainst demonstrated t~ataespiteM positive development. inlast-West relations, international stability isthreatened byanadversarial approach tosecurity, whichoftenfindsexpression inincrea,ed a~aments aswellasinefforts toobtainpossession ofdangerous weapoDsofmass destruction. N.continue tobelievethatrealsecurity cnnbefoundonlythrough a co-operative approach, vhichseekstobuildconfidence 'between nations andto removethefearofattackbyeliminating themeansofwaging wa~and,inthefirst place,nuclear weapons. Iroland continues tobeastroDgandunqualified supporter oftheTreatyon theNon-Proliferation ofNuclear Weapons. WebelievethatthedegreeofCODsensus reached onawidenumberofiSBue.atthe~ecentFourthaeviewConference ofthe PartiestotheTreaty.illstrengthen theDuclear non-proliferation regimeasa whole. Mhile W8regretthattheConference was,unabletoadoptaconcludinq d~cument, webelievethatthediscussions havereinforced acommitment tothe Treaty, andwelookforwardtoredoubling effortstoensureasucc••sfuloutcome of the1995leviewConference andtoagreement onextension ofthisvitalTreaty. Asasteptowardsthegoaloftheelimination ofallnuclear weapoDs, agreement onahalttotesting of.nuclear weapons andrapidconclusion ofa comprehensive testbanwouldbethesingleclearest proofthenuclear-weapon State. couldofferoftheircommitment tocomplete nuclear disa~ament andofth.ir dete~ination tocontrolthequalitative dev.lopm.nt ofthenucl.ar-a~s rac..W. 40hopeforrapidprogress toward.thisend. N.lookforwardtotheearlyachi.vement ofeninternational agreement banning theproduction, pos••••ionandU5eofchemical w.apons. W.trustthatther.cent agr~ement bet...ntheUnit.dStat.sofAmerica andtheUnioDofSovietSocialist 2epublic. toreduce.ignificantly theirchemical-weapons stocksandtocease Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibrarylUll30 A/45/PV.9 138 (Mr.Collipl. Ir.1Alld) production ofthOI.weaponsviiifacilitat. progr••,inthenegotiation. ofa univ.rllal ban. Th.conflict inCambodia ba,.zact.d at.rribl. tollinhuaan,uff.riag fro. theC8lIbodian peopl.. Th.past20y.ar,havebe.n"ltn'llltod.athadd.,truction onan.normous scale. W.al"gr.atly encourag.d bythed.t.min.d .ffortsofthe int.rnational community ov.rthepa'tyeartobringaboutajUltandlalting solution tothistragedy, asolution that,,111incorporat. thefundamental rightof theCambodian peopletodete~ine theirownfuturefr••fromoutsid.int.rf.E.nc •• If."'lco_ theroleenvisaged fortheUnitedRationsinbringing peaceand justic.tothattroubled ~ountry. Wemustremain fl~andr••oluteinour co..itmentto.nDur.forthepeopleofCambodia afuturein.hlchthey.ay.njoy truepeace,••curityandprosperity. Wealco. theprogr.ss thathasb.enmadeiDthepastyearinSouthAfrica andinparticular thedialogue thathasopenedupbetwe.nPr.sid.nt DeEl.rtand theAfrican Rational ConCJress ofSouthAfrica(ARC). At10Dgleltth.r.al"grounds forbelieving thatthedarkcloudhaagingov.r SouthAfricamaybelifting. Theremovalofthebanonpolitical o~g&Di.atioDs, ther.l.all.of.eleoDMan4ela, thepartialliftingofthestateof...rgencyand therepealoftheSeparate Ameniti.. Actarealli~rtant ,t.p,towardathe abolition ofAPartheid. Howev.r, Majorobstacles reaaintobecv.rco..beforeit CBbesaidthatth9APartheid syst••hasbeen·dl_antl.d. Thec.ntralpillarsof APartheid -thePopUlation Registration Act,theGroupAr.aaActandtheLand Acts-continue inforce. Thegr.atmajority ofth.population ofSouthAfrica atillclo.snotbenefit fromthefundUNintel hUllanrightoffruchis.. Itis .all.ntial thatnegotiations leadln9to8non-racial, unit.d aDd4amocratic South Africatakeplacewithout delay. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library..,30= A/~5/PV.I 131 (Ht.Col1ip" If.10AO) Iti.ourfervent hopethatalltho.ewhoareworking forapeaceful settl...ntofSouthAfrica'. probl...CaDsucce.din,u~UDtiDg the80strecent waveofviolence thatendugers theprogres. thathasbeonlI&deinrecentIIOnths. Weareallheartened bytherecentpositive developllents ODthel:orG8lll peninDula. Inparticular, wewelca.e theholdingofthehistoric..etingofthe PrimeMinisters ofHorthudSouthKoreaandhopethatthroughintensified dialogue animproved cl1aateof..utua1trustandunderstuding ,,111begenerated. It remain. ourearDest hopethattheKoreanpeople'tIll1befullyrepre.ented inthe UnitedRation.inthenearfuture. Simultaneous I18l1bership oftheUnitedNations bythetwoKoreascancontribute totheprocessofaefuslng tensions inthe peninSUla. ItWGuldalsobeanadvutage toourOrguhation" bringingit significantly clo.ertotheuniversal membership thatlsitsvocation. "bilewehaverightly concentrated inrecentmonthsontheneedforanearly
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of Ireland at the United Nations, addressing various global issues and conflicts. It touches on topics such as nuclear disarmament, chemical weapons, international cooperation, and humanitarian crises. The tone is diplomatic and emphasizes the importance of collective action to address these challenges.

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