the presenae of occupation foroes on Afghan territory or el6ewhere. We sincerely hope that the negotiation6 betneon the parties concerned in the Afghan crisis will rapidly lead to a eatiofaotooy conclusion in keeping with the provisions of the relevant United Natione resolutions to re-establish the sovereignty of Ahghanletan. ‘%be gwucheur people hots rula~rfn+d under fmMgn milit;crry w%patiOn @ime 1978. In spite or the deeire expreoaeb by the imanse majority,of the intetnatfonrl catmmity, the KrrpUChean rituatfon has not &em resolved. We reaffirm that it fe mcseaary for fore&gn forueo to withdraw ftm Kampuchea to cvsate an atmorPphere fawurable to a poUtfoal goluticm which would prmerve the independence and restore the nstioml sovereignty OF Kampuchea, In keeping with the r66olUtiOn8 of the united Nation% Never b&ore have we s;een an international forum brring tsgethet so mny Heads of State or Goverrument. We hupe that this fortieth anniversary of the founding of the United Nation8 will provide an opportunity to draw the attention of the internatbonal comunity to the need for deep commitment to this Organisation, in order to enhance its effectiveness in the seatah for international pegce and security. The present session of the General Amembly should be a sesoion of re.Fvaluation and reflection on worys and taeans of contributing to the improverPent of the well-being of mankind and the mnintananco of peace and stability in the world. We should be able to recall this session as an action-oriented one. It should be chatacterfzed by the emergence of a constructive dialogue on ways of satisfying the pressing needs of the third-world countries in the areas of economic development and social progress. The international community should profit from this exceptional opportunity to seek solutions; that will diminish world crises and settle regional and interregional confPicts. Thin session must aPeo make it 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement by a country or organization, likely addressing the United Nations General Assembly. It mentions various international crises and conflicts, such as the Afghan crisis, and emphasizes the importance of resolving them through negotiations and the withdrawal of foreign forces. The text also touches on the need for international cooperation, commitment to the United Nations, and addressing the pressing needs of third-world countries.

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