text: S/15621 23 February 1983 0 Letter dated 23 February 1983 from the representa- Idem, 24i8th meeting tive of Togo to the President of the Security Coun- cii S/15622 24 February 1983 h Letter dated 23 February 1983 from the representative 44 of Democratic Kampuchea to the Secretary-General S/15623 24 February 1983 b Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representative 45 of the United States of America to the Secretary- General S/15624 25 February 1983 p Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representative 45 of China to the Secretary-General S/15625 25 February 1983 'O Letter dated 25 February 1983 from the representative 46 of Israel to . the President of the Security Council S/15626 28 February 1983 h Letter dated 25 February 1983 from the representative 47 of the Lao People's Democratic Republic to the Secretary-General S/15627 28 February 1983 I Letter dated 24 February 1983 from the representative 49 of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the Secretary- Genetal vi Document number S/15628 S/15629 S/15630 S/15631 S/15632 S/15633 S/15634 S/15635 S/15636 S/15637 S/15638 S/15639 [and Corr.I] S/15640 [and Corr.I] S/15641 S/15642 S/15643 S/15644 S/15645 S/15646 S/15647 S/15648 S/15649 S/15650 S/15651 S/15652 Date 1 March 1983 28 February 1983 28 February 1983 1 March 1983 1 March 1983 2 March 1983 3 March 1983 9 March 1983 7 March 1983 7 March 1983 8 March 1983 8 March 1983 8 March 1983 11 March 1983 16 March 1983 16 March 1983 17 March 1983 17 !Varch 1983 18 March 1983 18 March 1983 21 March 1983 22 March 1983 22 March 1983 22 March 1983 24 March 1983 Subject index• 0 Title Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representa­ tive of Nicaragua to the Secretary-General, transmitting the text of the final communique and other documents of the Extraordinary Ministerial Meeting of the Co-ordinating Bureau of the Non­
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of letters and documents related to the United Nations Security Council, with dates ranging from February 23 to March 24, 1983. The letters are from various countries, including Togo, Democratic Kampuchea, the United States, China, Israel, and others. The documents seem to be transmitting information, final communiques, and other materials from ministerial meetings and conferences. Given the international and diplomatic nature of the documents, it is likely that they are related to global issues and international relations.