Ehe political ConsulEative Committee of the States Parties to the Warsaw Treaty of January 1983 and subseguently reaffirmed in the Moscow Joint StaEement of their leaders of June 1993, would also be conducive to Preventing nuclear war. $le hold the view, moreover, that this goal would be promoted by the implementation of the proposal of the General Secretary of the Central Conmittee of the Communist, Party of the Soviet Union and Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Konstantin Chernenko, of t'[,arch 1984, to work out binding norms regulating relations between nuclear Por,ters. 7. poland deeply hopes thal all those vitally important measures will be urgent.ly considered in a constructive spirit, in particular, in the year of lhe fortieth anniversary of the United Nations, born out. of the comnon determination rrto save succeeding generatiOns from the sCourge of !tar", and on the eve of the InternaE.ional Year of Peace.A/ 40/ 498 Engl ish Page 64 ROMANIA lOriginal: Frenchl [2 May 19851 1. Romania considers that Ehe cessat,ion of the arms race, part,icularly Ehenuclear-arms race, and the transition to disarmament, Ehe elinination of the dangerof a new world war and the rnaint,enance of world peace compromise the basic problernof the contentrrorary era.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing international relations, nuclear disarmament, and the prevention of war. It references specific treaties, agreements, and organizations, suggesting a focus on international politics and security.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief