text: 3. The Romanian Government expressed its opinion regarding the content ofgood-neighbourliness in its statements on the suestion in the course of the lastfive sesions of the General Assembly, during which tbe subject hras examined and inits written comments submitted to the secretary-General in 1g81 (A/36/3761. The Romanian Government also submicted a working paper in 1983 aimed atfacilitating the start of the clarification of the basic elenents of thesuestion (A/38/4401. 4. Resolution 39/78 provides that at the beginning of this yearrs session 'ra working group or other appropriate organ of the Sixth Committee" will proceedwith the task of identifying and clarifying the elements of good-neighbourliness. 5. Romania considers that a Sixth Conmittee working group would be the mostappropriate framework for proceeding with the task of identifying and clarifyingthe elements of good-neighbourliness, for the following reasons3 (f) The procedure and the framework for examining this subject must. be determined by the importance of good-neighbourly relations, which are a basiccondition for the maintenance and strengthening of international peace. @od-neighbourliness is, at the same time, the only genuine and durable basisfor the developnent, diversification and deepening of mutually advantageousco-operation between neighbouring countries in the most. varied fields. The importance of good-neighbourliness also derives, on the one hand, from the Charter of the United Nations, which expressly stipulates that good-neighbourlinessis - together with tolerance - the first objective to be achieved by the States Members of the United Nat,ions, and, on the other hand, from a large number ofinternational documents and bilateral or multilateral treaties, such as the BandungDeclaration' the Charter of the Organization of American States, the Charter ofthe Organization of African Unity, The Treaty of Anity and Co-operation of the Association of South-East Asian Countries and the Helsinki Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe, which make good-neighbourliness a basic principle of reLations between States. Furthermore, considering the legal complexity of the mat.ter, a working group of tbe Sixth Conmittee of the General Assenbly seems to be the nost appropriate
analysis: The text discusses the concept of good-neighbourliness and its importance in international relations, citing various international documents and treaties. It highlights the significance of good-neighbourliness in maintaining and strengthening international peace, as well as promoting cooperation between neighboring countries. Given the focus on international relations and cooperation, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to diplomacy or international affairs.