"5. Emphasizes the importance of concluding agreements on militarily significant and verifiable reductions of armaments and forces, including nuclear armament.s, taking into accounE Ehe relative importance of the existing arsenals of the nuclear-vreapon States and other States concerned, and of achieving stable military balance, globally and regionallYr at the }owest possible levels; "6. Calls upon the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics especially to reach effective aEreement to reduce to the lowest possible levels their strategic and intermediate-range nuclear weaponsi "7. Urges all States to work for concrete and verifiable results in arms control negotiations, especially those aimed at the elinination of whole categories of weapons and of weapons that have destabilizing effect, as well as those that enhance Ehe prospects for the reduction of current armaments to Iower levels consistent with sErictly defensive needs; '8. Urges all States to promote, to the best of their ability, the objective of the prevention of war, through, inter alia, more openness and an enhancement of mutual knowledge about military activities, an expanded exchange of information and views on military matters and other confidence- building measures, with. a view to enhancing boEh confidence and stability, particularly in regional conEexts, and taking into account regional security needs i tr9. Stresses the necessity of preventing military conflicts which may take place by accident, miscalculation or communications failure, by taking steps to maintain, or where necessary improve, communications between Governments, particularly in areas of EensioniA/ 40 / 498 EngI ish Page 50 "10. Calls upon all states to prevent Ehe proliferation of nuclear weapons because such proliferation would seriously increase the danger ofnuclear war; "11. Rejects military doctrines and policies which explicitly orimplicitly aim at the achievement of nilitary superiority in the place ofbarancer stability and undirninished securiEy for all statesi
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on issues related to international security, disarmament, and the prevention of war, with a emphasis on reducing military forces and preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level political or international agreement. The content does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.

**Category**
International relations, Security