text: UNITED NATIONS General AssemblYDistr, GBNERAL A/ 40/7 23 4 October 1985 ORIGINAT: ENGLISH F'ortietb sesslon Agenda itens 3, 22 a^d 40 Letterdated Octobe rCREDENTIALS OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE FORTIETH SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE SITUATION IN KAMPUCHEA QUESTION OF PEACE, STABILTTY AND CO-OPERATION IN SOUTH_EAST ASIA 1985 from the Permanent entat ive ott Lao r at the Secretary-General At the request ot the Government ot the People's Republic ot Kampuchea, I have the honour to attach nerevrith a message rlated 18 September 1985 tron His Excellency Mr. Hun Sen, Chairman of the Council of l4inisters and Minlster for Foreign Attalrs of that country, addressed to Your Excellency and to the President of the cur!'ent session of the General r 5semblY. I should be gratetul if Your Exceltency could have this lnessaqe circulated as an otficial document ot the General Assembly onder aqenda ltems 3, 22 and 4O' (Signed) Kithonq VONGSAY Anbassador Pernanent RePresentatleebI ic to the UnitedNat r onsressedto 8s-27308 1740 i (E)A/ 40 / 123 Eng 1i str Paqe 2 ANNEX Messaqe dated 18 September 1985 fron the chairrnan of the Council of Ministers and rylnister for Foreign Affairs of tbe peoplerl Republic of Kampuchea to the President of the General Assenbly and to the S ec r ela ry-Gene ra I On the occasion of the fortietb session of the General Assenbly, I would like, on behalf of the Government and the People of the People's Republic ot Kampuchea. to send to Your Excellency my distinguished qreetings and ny best wishes for the success of the current session. Over the past 40 !'ears, especially vrithin the present decade, the United Nations hasr rn virtue of its principles and objectives. dissipated the illusion of certain countries to make tbis august Orqanization a !ribune ained only at
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communication related to the situation in Kampuchea (now known as Cambodia) and the role of the United Nations in maintaining peace and stability in Southeast Asia. The message from the Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister for Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of Kampuchea to the President of the General Assembly and the Secretary-General of the United Nations does not contain any specific references to economic, environmental, or social issues. Therefore, it is likely that the category is related to international relations, diplomacy, or politics.