Members of lhe organization, as well as the eill to nake Ehe peaceful seltlementof disputes a central concern of a1f Member states and of Ehe united Nati,ons. To thls end, Romania considers it necessary t.hat a sotenn appeal be addressedEo States in conflict to cease armed .action forthoith and to proceed to thepeaceful settlement of exist.ing disputes between then. and to other StaEes Eofu1fi1 the obligation assurned by then Eo solve situations of tension and confr-ictand existing disputes by political neansr and to refrain fron the threat or useof force and fron any intervenCion in the internat affairs of other States. The l4enber States would also be called upon to utilize f ull-y the frameworkprovided by the United Nations for the peaceful settlenenE of disputes andrnternational problems, in order to enable the organj.zation and the securitycouncil to acconplish fully the role assigned !o then in t.he maintenance ofrnternational peace and security, The Ronanian covernTflent fee]-s that lhe consideration of this exlrenelyinportant and urgent queslj.on. and the adopElon of a solernn appeal addressed toStates in conflict and to a1l the States of the world, r^rould nake an inportantconlribution to efforts to consolidate international peace and securltv. I requesl you to regard Ehi.s letter also as an explanatory nenorandum inaccordance with the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, and to have itcrrculated' together wirh the annexed draft solemn appeal. as an officiar docunent.of the fortieth session of the General Assernblv. (Signed) Stefan ANDREI Minis!er for Foreign Affairs of lhe Soc ialist Repubtic of Romani.aA/ 40 /24I Eng I ish Page 3 ANNEX Solenn appeal to Slates in conflict to cease armed action forthwith and to settle disputes bettdeen then through negotj.ations, and to States I\,lembers of the United Nations to undertake to sol-ve situations of tension and conflicb and existinE disputes by p+itical means and to refrain from the threat or use of force and from any intervention
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a formal letter addressed to the United Nations, discussing the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully and promoting international peace and security. It does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, and instead focuses on the political and diplomatic aspects of conflict resolution.

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