text: Ad Hoc Committee on nuclear testing will be used to prepare the ground for its rapid and uncontroversial re-establishment at the next session of the Conference, in order to allow for an expansion of debate on substantial issues on the basis of a realistic programme of work. These developments will certainly be beneficial to the Group of Scientific Experts now working again in Geneva, to whose activity our country also will provide a contribution through our national seismic-verification means. Mr. President, the events which are now taking place in the Gulf area and which are legitimately giving rise to reactions and serious preoccupations from the international community are unfortunately there to remind us that the establishment of peace and disarmament is a process that cannot rest upon a mere contemplation of the results already achieved, no matter how positive they may be. Peace and disarmament as a consequence, and at the same time a premise, of such an objective must be consolidated and enlarged in a never-ending process, relying on efforts of good will and openness. Negotiations on disarmament, in particular through the dimension of universality belonging to this forum, are strictly related to the international political situation, at times influencing it or being themselves its consequence. With respect to the latest events occurring in one of the most delicate areas of the globe - but are there, after all, less delicate areas from the perspective of human suffering? - with respect to those events, we have to recognize first and foremost the importance of a co-ordinated approach by the two super-Powers, in the absence of which we would find ourselves at the edge of a precipice. But we also have to recognize that the road to the establishment of an international order free from the arrogance of force is 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the importance of disarmament and international cooperation in the face of global challenges. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a speech or statement made by a government representative or international organization. The text mentions specific events in the Gulf area and the need for a coordinated approach by superpowers, indicating that it is related to international politics and security.