text: of the United Bations, who put his valuable experience at the service of our common endeavours. Resolution 670 (lQQO), which we have adopted today, calls upon all States to carry out their obligations to ensure strict and complete compliance with resolution 661 (1990) and confirms that it appliea to all means of transport, including aircraft. Ihe resolution contains a number of provisions of a far-reaching nature, w ith a clear intent to oblige Iraq to put into effect earlier rerolutions of the Security Council. I pledge my country's full support for resolution 670 (1990). My Government will take further measuren for its full implementation, as it did earlier after the adoption of resolution 661 (1990). Despite the difficulties with which my country is confronted an a reeult of the implementation of sanctions against Iraq, Romania will strictly observe and fully apply the provision5 of resolutions 661 (1990) and 670 (1990). In the aame content, I cannot fail to mention that for Domania the strict observance of sanctions against Iraq means considerable losses, estimated at more than $3 billion. The bardship is even greater owing to the already difficult condition of the Romarrian economy, Ihose losses and difficulties come at a moment that is of decisive importance for the economic reforms in Romania, and they generate additional suffering in the lives of our people. Rbw17 WPV.2943 72 (Mr.1 Howover, we are convinced that certain international values are vital to the world community as a whole. One such value is solidarity. It has been eloquently demonrtrated by the very activity of the Security Council. It is in the spirit of that solidarity that we believe every effort should be made to find solutions to alleviate the difficulties of those countries which, by being faithful to the 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a government representative, specifically the Romanian government, discussing the implementation of United Nations resolutions related to Iraq. The text mentions economic losses, sanctions, and the impact on the country's economy and people, suggesting that economic development and international trade are relevant categories. However, the text also touches on the concept of solidarity and international cooperation, which could fit into a broader category like humanitarian aid and relief or international relations.