text: Juet aa there are situations and attitudes which are contrary to international peace and security, there are also events which are worthy of praise and prorate (Mr. Caatf Plo Clararncbunt, aonfidence and amity among peoplea an8 nationa. In thLe aonteut we find promising the progreae aahieved reamtly in ralatione between the Republia of Kotra and tha Dalsoaratic Peopiegta Rapublio of Korea, a grooeee aimed at maintaining oonstant diaique and arriving at underatarr6ing, so as pcogreeeivaiy to tedwe baisien iti the area. The Government of EL Salvador welaomee these attitude8 and ie encouraged by these sign6 of goodwill, While the Government 0% IFS Salvador reoogn iacre the noble efforb guiding the dialogue, it recognizee the t the United Nations must help to encourage such bilateral diocuusions in order that the conditiona may be gradually beought about for the peaceful reunification of the two Korea& It considers that a factor likely to contribute to promoting dialogue and a peaqeful settlement can be found in the acquisition of rights and duties derived from a&dssiOn to amnberahip in the United Nations. On the barris of these ct i ter ia and the principle of universality chatacterizing the Organization, the Government of El Salvador supports any request the Government of the Republic of Korea might submit for full meIPbership of the United Nations. r(ty Government reiterates its solidarity with and support for the sicltec -public of Argentina in its dirpu ta with the United Ringdom over the blahha Ialandr and appeals to both countries to resume negotiation8 with a view to finding at the earliest possible date a peaceful and just solution to the problem. 1 shall now refer to the determining factors of our policy in the historic times in which we live. Against the designs , terrorirt action& and hirtorical 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from the Government of El Salvador, addressing international relations, peace, and security. It highlights specific events and situations, praising certain developments and expressing support for certain countries and their endeavors. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, and instead focuses on international relations, dialogue, and peace.