withthecelebration ofthefor.tieth anniversary oftheUnitedNations andalso withthepassageof40yearssincethevictory, afteradevastating war,overthe forcesoffascism andnazism. Thisoccasion shouldinspire ustoreflect onthe objectives oftheUnitedNations andonthenobleprinciples included inits Charter, andtoexamineitssuccesses andfailures, torenewourcommitment toits Charter andresolutions, andtogiveittheVitality andtheeffectiveness necessary toachieveitsprimary aimofthem~intenance ofinternational peaceand security. Itisinitsvitality thatoursecurity liesanditseffectiveness enhances ourexistence andpreserves ourintegrity. TheUnitedNations hasbecomeanindispensable basicfactorininternational relations. Althoughithasnotachieved itsobjectives infull,ithaslaiddownMLG/ljb A/40/PV.14 77 (Hr.Imayah, Democratic Yemen) greatvaluesandidealswhichcannot beignoi:ed. Ithasbecomethechampion of oppressed peoples andofthesovereignty andindependence ofsallcountries. The UnitedNationsisbasedontheFrinciple ofequalsovereignty amongallStates, largeandsmall,richandpoor,andontheachievement ofjustice andpeac.eforall peoples. Duringitsexistence theUnitedNations hasaccomplished much,mostnotably theDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples, thetwenty-fifth anniversary ofwhichwearecelebrating thisyear,theDeclaration ontheStrengthening ofInternational security andtheUniversal Declaration of HumanRights.Ithaschampioned theinterests ofpeoples indecolonization andin theestablishment ofanewinternational economic order. Regrettably, thereareobstacles impeding theworkoftheOrganization and paralysing itseffectiveness. Inhismostrecentreportontheworkofthe Organization andonnumerous otheroccasions theSecretary-General hastouched upon thisquestion. Wesupport a~yactionwhichwouldenhance theroleoftheUnited Nations andincrease itseffectiveness. IthasoftenbeenarguedthatthecrisisofthisOrganization liesinthe practices ofthoseMemberStatesthatgiveprecedence totheirownnarrow self-interests. Thus, mi~htreplaces rightandthenarrowapproach becomes an alternative towisdomandfar-sightedness. ThoseMemberStatesadoptpositions thatruncounter totheinterests ofpeoples andtotheirlegitimate aspirations to peace,disarmament, stability andanindependent choiceintheirpathtowards development. Theforcesofimperialism -especially theUnitedStatesofAmerica, which abusestherightofvetointheSecurity Council -exercise allformsof oppression, terrorism andpolitical, economic andmilitary blackmail inordertoMLG/ljb A/40!PV.14 78 (Hr.Imayah, DemocraticYemen) tighten theirgriponthepeoples andStatesandtheirresources, exploiting the difficult situation ofsomecountries to&Ushthroughtheircolonialist schemes, to paralyse theeffectiveness ofinternational andregional organizations anqevento attempt theirelimination. Theenhancement oftheroleandeffectiveness oftheUnitedNationsforthe achievement ofpeace,security, justice anddevelopment callsfortheadoption of effective measures tocontribute totheimprovement ofinternational economic and political relations intheinterest ofenhancing international peaceandthe advancement ofmankind. WeMustfullyrealize theincreased interdependence of Statesandthefactthatthereisnoalternativetothepolicyofpeaceful coexistence, detente andco-operation amongStates, onthebasisofequality, regardless oftheirmilitary andeconomic power,theirsocialandpolitical systems, theirsizeandtheirgeographical position. Wemustalsoaffirmour categorical condemnation ofStateterrorism asawayofconducting policyandsee toitthatthoseStatesrefrain fromundertaking anyactionaimedatchanging or undermining thesocialandpolitical systemsofotherStates byforceorinorder todestabilize theirGovernments andoverthrow them. Ourworldtodayisfraught withtension andinstability. Thequestion of disarmament hasbecomeavitalfac·tormakingitimperative forallofusto struggle foritsrealization inordertoprevent theriskofanuclear holocaust. TheUnitedStatesofAmerica hasdemonstrated itsintransigence andopenlydefied allinternational appeals anddecisions aimedatbridling thearmsraceandat achieving general andcomplete disarmament andtheeasingofinternational tension. Ithasnotresponded positively toconstructive initiatives andproposals madeinthisregard;rather,itpersists initspolicyofaggravating thesituation andofmilitarization ofouterspacewiththeso-called StarWarsscenario, thusMLG/ljb , \'A/40/W.14 19-80 (Mr.Imayab, DftDlOCratic Yemen) . disregarding tbeinitiatives aimedatfreezing tbedeployment ofmissiles, tbe COlllDlitmenttothenon-use ofnUclear weapons, theunilateral halting ofall
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement about the United Nations, its role, and its effectiveness in promoting international peace, security, and cooperation. The speaker highlights the organization's successes and failures, and emphasizes the importance of its charter and principles. The text also touches on issues such as disarmament, decolonization, and human rights. Given the focus on international relations, politics, and global governance, it seems likely that the text is more closely related to international organizations and diplomacy rather than specific sectors like economy or education.

**Category**
International organizations and diplomacy