text: fortheith and to proceed to lhe settlernent of means and through negotiationst 2. Calls upon all States to conply fully and obligati.on which they assumed to solve situations of exisling disputes by poli.tical neans and to refrarn and fron any j.ntervention in the inbernal affairs ofconsistently wi th the tenslon and confl ict and from Ehe threat or use of force other States;A/40 / 24r Engl ish Page 4 3, Requests the Security Council !o act promptly, in accordance i.,ith itsfunctions, in the cases of conflict and tension existi-ng in different regions oflhe rrorld, and to designate representatives of Ehe United Nations to contact anddiscuss nith the states involved with a view !o sertting the existing dispulesbetereen them by peacefur means, eriminating situations of tension and confricE andestablishing relations based on understandingr co-operation and peace anong all theStates of the world t 4. calls. Eherefore, upon Menber States to make full use, in accordance withbhe purposes and principles of the charler. of th€ franasork provided by the UnitealNations for the peaceful set'llenent of disputes and internat.ional problensi 5. Appeals to llenber Slates to act resolutely, in accordance with theresponsibilities of the united Nations and their duties as Mernbers of thisorganization. so that it may harnonize the conbined efforEs of sEates ained atstrengthening world peace and security. solving Ehe major issues confront.inghunanity and ensuring conditions for the free and independent developrnent of a1rpeoples.
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or declaration related to international relations, conflict resolution, and global cooperation. It emphasizes the importance of peaceful means to settle disputes, respect for the sovereignty of states, and the role of the United Nations in promoting world peace and security. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on high-level international diplomacy rather than specific economic, social, or cultural issues.