Three . The peaceful exploration of outer space must be pursued within the framework of the strict observance of previously concluded treaties aimed at the prevention of an arms race in space, as well as on the basis of the following general principles derived from the Charter of the United Nations: The non-use of force or threat of force, the settlement of disputes exclusively by peaceful means; Equal rights, respect of sovereignty, and non-interference in the internal affairs of States; Co-operation in good faith, mutual assistance and due consideration for the interests of other States. Four . In order to organize and implement co-operation among States, steps could be taken to establish a world space organization for international co-operation in the peaceful exploration and use of outer space under conditions of its non-militarization; Such an organization would be called upon to: Ensure that all States without discrimination have access, on the basis of mutual advantage, to the results of scientific and technological developments connected with the study and peaceful exploration of outer space; Prepare international projects aimed at concerting efforts and resources for the scientific exploration of outer space and the utilization of space technology. Provide developing countries with all-round assistance in joining in the exploration and use of outer space and in using the practical results of such activities in order to accelerate their economic and social development in accordance with their needs and without any conditions infringing their sovereignty. Co-ordinate, on an international scale, the activities of other international organizations in the sphere of the peaceful use of outer space; CD/639 page 7 Assist, where necessary, in monitoring the observance of agreements already concluded or to be concluded with a view to preventing an arms race in outer space. Five . The USSR proposes that a representative international conference be 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the exploration and use of outer space, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation and the prevention of an arms race. It highlights the need for a world space organization to promote peaceful exploration and utilization of space technology, and to ensure equal access to scientific and technological developments. The text also touches on the importance of assisting developing countries in joining the exploration and use of outer space, and promoting their economic and social development.

**Category**
Science and technology, International relations