prosperity aswellasbyinternational organisations, non-governmental agenci.s andwemuetpreserve inor4ertostrengthen thetraditional valuesofourpeoplefor oftheactive suppo~tforth••eefforts bytheinternational community and,mostausterity....ur..havebeenproposed whichinvolve aninte".fightagainst expenditur., butalsoa.•meansofrestoring tbeancientprincipl.. whichare especially, bytho~efri8n41y nationlthatareenjoying greaterstability endthatie.Merging withregardtothePeruvian situation init••fforttoe.tablishthedemanda andn8048ofthePeruvian peoplebuta180theint.rnational con••n.ua corruption Ianausterity thati.un4eeDto04 notonlya8aroductioD ofgoverDmeDt organisations commltte4 toco-operation fordevelopment andemergency as.istance.direpovertyad32perc.ntinconditions ofdeprivation. Thiasocialgaphasbeenworsened bythenegative effllctsofthedroughtinthesouthern Andesand,forth9tilMtbeing,bytheteaporary impactthateveryeconoale stebi1i.atioD programme inev1tably bring_aboutatfirst,.specially whenHS/AS1f .tabi1ity, whileatthesametimepre.erving thehumanaspectsofthePeruvian Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryregardtofood.theirloftygoal.forthevaluable as.~jtaDce andsupport givenbytheSecretary-General ofour(Hr.HarchlJl4 Itep,.bru)Al4S/PV.7 19-20 Ialsowouldlitetoextendourgratitude totheGovernments &DdinterDationalKwareconfident the,tw.Itavetheaupportof~11ofth...wehopethe OrganisatioD, Mr.Jav'::'.rPere.deCueUar. Kefim1}'believethatthe...asuresheandexegp1ary Peruvian people. Asaspecial requestofthePresident ofPeru,Mr.Alberto ru'~rl, Iwould litetoputODrecordthewarmgratitude oftheGoverament andthepeopleofPeruresponse willbeCOMmensurate withtheneedDandtheenormous effortsofthenoble hasinstituted toestablish abroadschemeofco-operation withPeruwillreach organisations thathavealready giventheirco-operation andsupport, e.pecially inNS/ASW Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryMankindisonthevergeofthethirdmillennium ofourera.Inspiteof between thepoorandtherich,theweakandthestrong.protectit".(Mr."archand Sten.. Ze~)Al4S/PV.? 21 ForthePeruvian people, overcOftllnq thissituation isnotonlyItqovermant Republic. Thisperspective willbeapplied with fairn~ss andjustice, bothto thosewhopresently commit of~onces against 'our'society andtothosewhojustify, inanycaa~,thesystematic orsporadic violation ofhumanrights. Theanti-terrori.t fiqhtmyGovernment willwagewillbeframedbyandcarried"Thetttrtoriat violence facedatthistimebyourYOUDgdemocracy COlUlotre.pon.ibility, butal.opri.arily anethical andmoralcommitment ofnational Thilllsthe.ameccaitment that,withregoardtothestruqqle against terrori..,~n.plre4 Preaident Fu'imori tostresstherespect forhumanrights, whi~hi'rootedinourhistoric traditions andrecognized inourconstitutional structure. Praeidftnt FU'l~ri wascatega~lcal whenhestated: Weareobviously familiar withthemoraldifference betwaen them.outac~ordinq totheprin~ipleD oftheConstitution andthelawsoftheRCn scope. eventsandsituations thatthreaten thepossibility ofhavingasaferandmorejust world,thereareglobaltrendsthatmakeusmoreoptimistic. Peace, justic~ and bolnC)shapedtakesthemintoaccountinanunprecedented agreement ofsolidaritysecurity areinterrelated values. Wehopethatthenowinternational situation now liketoexpress mycongratulat!oDG toMr.GuidodeMareoonhiselection asMr.HAKAXAMA (Japan) (spokeinJa~8nese1 Englishtextfurnished bythe delegation): OnbehalfoftheGovernment andthepeopleof'Japan, I,wouldfirst wouldberemisswereInottoexpress ourapprecic~t~n toMr.JosephGarbaforthePres1~ent ofthisforty-fifth session oftheGeneral Ae~embly. Atthesametime,I ...._---------------------- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarycontributions tothatend.oftheUnit~dNations. thinking" thatguidestheforeign,policy oftheSovietUnion,democratization and(Hr.NakAYAmac JDP811)Al4S/PV.7 22 Established fortheparamount purpose ofmaintaining international peace,the illegal invasion ofKuwaitisareminder thatthefutureoftheinternationalhistoric changes, thesuddenshattering ofpeaceintheGulfregionwith!raq'sthisquantum leaptofreedom andco-operation. However, despite thl'laudable community remains uncertain andademonstration thateventhisnewinternationalSincewelastgathered inthesehallsoneyearago,theinternational Europehasextended tootherregions aswell,andnowshowssignsofspreading orderisfraught withperil.theshifttomarketeconomies inEastern Europeandtheadventofanewerain transformation fromdiscord andconflict todialogue andco-operation thatbeganin world-wide. Thecollapse oftheBerlinWallandGermanunification aresymbolic ofasithasmoved prom~tly andappropriately todealwiththerecentIraqiinvasion arenowtrUlyatahistoric watershed. Inthelightofperestfoika andthe"new UnitedStates-Soviet relations, thecoldwarisnowathingofthepa~t.TheRC/7 situation hasundergone changesfargreater thananyofuscouldhaveimagined. Welitetoe~tendaheartywelcome totheRepublic ofNamibia andthePrincipality of sincerely welcome therevitalization oftheUnitedNations roleinmaintaining andofKuwait, toworkforpeaceinCambodia andtofulfilitsothermissions. IUnitedNations hasODceagainber-omethefocusofinternational attention andhope,Liechtenstein, bothofwhicharejoining usattheGeneral Assembly asnowMembers restoring peace,and,ezpreas myprofound appreciation andrespect totheSecurity
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, addressing various global issues, including poverty, corruption, and international cooperation. The tone is optimistic, highlighting the progress made in certain areas, such as the fall of the Berlin Wall and the improvement in US-Soviet relations. The speech also touches on the need for international cooperation to address global challenges, including poverty, terrorism, and human rights.

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