and principles. They conducted a wide-ranging review of the international 85-26364 4716e (E) I ••• s S/l '1501 English rage 2 situation, They expresuad their deep concurn ~t the vxiatencc of variou~ thn:-ate to pe.:.1ce, including the nuclear threat, While ackn~iwlodginy that it has not alWi;iYB provi:d pussil)le for the Organization t.~1 eradi1~c;1te tiles~ threat~, they und~rlineu th~ continuing tel1!vancE:- oi the united Natious .:w .i pouitive forct:! tc.,r pu,1ce and human advancement, They wulc.~on1u<.l thll' c•t)ntinuin,J 13rowtll of the membt-rahip of thP orgunization to a point whn~ the obJcH.:tiv1.· ur univ1Ht.1ality of memh(•rship, which they ~nuoreied, h,w almost IH;-1:•n ac.:hiovhJ. "'l'he m1:1mbers of the Council were cognizant ot the 1,>rimary r1:1ap1)nflihil ity tor tllf• maintenatH~E' of internat1onal peacl• and st~cu1·ity t·on1l'tred L>y liw Charter on the ~ecurity Council and of the tlpeci..il rights and n?spunsihilitleu of its pNmanent n1embC!rl:'. 'l'hey stressed that a colle,Jial alJproach within the Council WcHl desirable to (acilitat(! considered .:me, conc.:cirted ,1ction by the, C.:uuncil i.lA the main instrument ll)r international peact•, 'l'hl•Y .1cknowh•d1Ncl that the high hop~1:1 plat..:ed in the Organizat.ion by the int.ernJtiontll community liad not bt?t>n fully met and underto1,k to fulfil their indivhll.lul ,.ltld cc;ll1;..•ctivt• ri~spc.1nuihility (ur the pn,vention and ren:oval o[ threats to till' pt'ace with renew~d dedication and determination, Th~y agreed to employ appropriate measureo available under the Charter when considering internation~l disputaR, threats to the peace, breaches ot the pHce and actf\ o[ aggreasion, They recognized the valuable contribution made on many occasions by United Natiuns peace-keeping forces, They cc:1ll~d again upon the entire membership 01· tllE.' United Nations to abide by their oulic.iationll under tha Chc:1rter to acc .. •1•L ..ind curry out decieionj ot the Security council, 11'11hey agr11ed that there wa11 an urgent need to enhance the, elfectivenNU3 c.,t: the Security Council in discharging ita principal L·ole ot maint.1ining 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a formal document discussing the principles and actions of the United Nations Security Council, focusing on maintaining international peace and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level discussion or resolution. The text does not mention specific economic, industrial, or environmental issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and the role of the Security Council in maintaining peace.

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