text: 17. “The meeting (of the Council of Ministers of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea) agreed on the importance of Preservind the coherivnnrss and harmony of the participating parties within the Coali- tion Government of Democratic Kampuchea as crucial to the ultimate triumph of the struggle for national libc- Ition of Cambodir. "The meeting noted Ath satisfaction the status of eXiStin cooperation in the military field among the three participatind parties and the increasing of the activities of the resistance forces near and around the capital, Phnom Penh,“(i6 1 la."The unity within the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampu- chea has been consolidated, The national unity to carry on the struggle until the total withdrawal of the Vietnamese forces of ageression from km- puchea has been strengthened, The Vietnamese manoeuvI‘es aimed at splitting the Coalition Government cf Democratic Kampuchea have failed time and again.1’(17) (13) CaPuniqur dated I yrbrurry 1983 of thr Council ol Hlnlrtrrr of rho Curlitlon Gowrn- mrnt of Dmwrrt Lc YIapuchra - UN documr*rt A/40/117 of 5 lrbrurry IOL13, (10 Coaunlqua ol the Corlltlon Ouvrrnaent of Dmacrrtlc kmpuchor - UN documrnt A/kO/l16a (11) “Thr rlturtlon In kopuchmr, 18 uf mid-April 19#)” - UN documrnt A/40/239. / . . . A/40/6 36 s/l1464 Enqllah Paqr 10 i9.1TThe ASEAN Foreign Ministore noted the incrraring co-operation, unity and solidarity among tha component parties of tha Coalition Qovommant of Damocratic Kampuchea on all fronta in their l trugglr to librrata thair country from Vietnamerr occupation. They wore partfculrrly gratified at tha stoady growth and high atate of morala of tha raeirtancr forcrr which, in spit. of the ferocity of the Vietnamerr dry-roamon offonrive, are l njoying growing support from the Kampuchean people. They have alro l hrnard co- ordination of their action8 in the field and have continuad to causa serious 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or communiqué from the Council of Ministers of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, discussing the importance of unity and cooperation among the participating parties in the struggle for national liberation from Vietnamese occupation. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the political and military aspects of the conflict.