text: President sf the fssty-fbftb l erfso of the Geooral iUoombfy by aeelam@tior~. I e~tond my riecore coagretuletion8 to El18 excellency Wt. GuMo & Matoo aa8 I hwite him to a88ume the preriUeacy. f roqueot the Cbiof of Pootofzol to escort the Preridsat Co the podirrar, F&B/6 hfISfPQ.1 6 WDEBSS BP: Wt. GUIDO de WAUCO, PREBPDF24T OF = GBWERAL ASSLc#BLY AT ZTS FOBTY-PIFTW 8ssstuw The: I should like, first of all, to thank the mssbees of this Drgglprimation for unsnimusly electing a0 Ptesidsnt of the Gsaeral Asssmbly at its forty-fifth seosioa. In this regard, f wish to tkmnk espscially the member cowstries of the Group of Westsra Buropean and other States who have endorsed asd put fommrd my nomination. ra paeeisg m the gavel, my distinguished predecessor, Xr. Joseph Waavsn Barba, hss 8iglaallSd aa end to a successful forty-fourth ssssion of the Geaerad Assswbly, over which he presided with diplomatic skill and wisdom, contrHbutirPg ths dimsaeion of Africa, with all its achiovsnmts and aspirations, snd ths major role which it has playsd, and will further play, in shaping the destinies of mankind. On your behalf I wish to thank him for t-ho work which he has done tRroug&ut his tonure of office. In eleatisg ma to the preafdoacy you have bestows8 on my country, Malta, snd on me pornonslly, a great honour and rospossibillty. The confidence which you have placed in ms and my coustry underlfaw the Charter of the United Watioas whsreia %s, t&s peoples of the thited WatiomP esprees our dotemtinathm to rcPafffrm f~~fth ia the sgual rfghto of sations, large end small. For all nationso large a.~3 small, have a role and an interest in maintaining peace and security asd in taking oolleetive tmasurae for ths greventioo and removal of threats to the psacor and for the suppraos~oa of acts of iaggrotmioa. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or address by a president or representative of a country, likely Malta, to the General Assembly of the United Nations. The speech focuses on the country's election to the presidency of the General Assembly and the speaker's vision for international cooperation and peace. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, or other categories related to specific sectors or industries. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining peace and security, promoting collective measures to address global challenges, and upholding the principles of the United Nations Charter.