text: 6' The Government of the sFR of Yugoslavia considers that good-neighbourlyrelations, in addition to obvious political content, have a regar aspect, that is,that they constitute an international legal category and an institute ofinternational 1aw. The institute of good-neighbourliness is created by the verygeographic closeness betr^reen two States and, legally speaking, irnplies all thenorms that regulate specific relations bethreen neighbouring States. 7' on this occasion tbe Government of the sFR of yugoslavia wourd like to pointto the need to define precisely the material and 1ega1 content of the concept ofgood-neighbourliness, that is, to establish the frarnework for further activity inthis field' The current action conducted within the united Nations ained atforrnulating a document that would estabrish the content of good-neighbourlinesscouldr at this stage, proceed from a list of principles and rules that could laterconstitute the basis for tbe elaboration of a relevant international docurnent. rnany caser sQCh a group of principles should be basd on and proceed from the charterof the united Nations. During the elaboration of the document principles and normsof particular importance and typical for good-neighbourly relations between stateswould be included and elaborated in it. Another important international documentthat should be incl-uded in the elaboration of the document is the final act of theconference on security and co-operation in Europe held at Helsinki in 1975. Thethird field of sources would be all the arrangernents concluded between neighbouringcountries, which reflect the special character of international co-operationbetween neighbouring countries. Based on the combination of principres, norms andelements fron these three groups of international legal documents, special featurescharacterizing the relations between states separated by a common border could beestablished and specific rules and principles tnat appry in such cases could bedetermined.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the concept of good-neighbourliness between countries, with a focus on establishing a framework for international relations between neighboring states. It mentions the United Nations, the Helsinki conference, and bilateral agreements between countries, suggesting that the topic is related to international relations and diplomacy. The text does not specifically mention economic, social, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the legal and institutional aspects of international cooperation.