text: treaty between Honduras and El Salvador in 1980, under whose terms we have advanced on most of the major points. We are now trying to solve the border issue as me of the main points of interest and national decision, in keeping with the letter and the spirit of that Treaty. We are making progress in carrying uut the provisions and peocedures es tab1 ished in tha t ins trument. The Mixed Boundaries Commission is working in keeping with its mandate , within the tim-limit set, towards a solution ta the border problem, thus 8 trengthening the process toWardS lasting peace and co-operation in the region. (Mr. Crnetillo Clarenwunt, ~1 B~lwador) S urgently appeal for peace I freedom, jwtice, equity, eolidarity, co-ope~atian md time enhancesmt of our spiritual and moral values as the only and mst desirable alternativa, if we ace to avoid confrontstim and disenchantmnta f wish to oonalude thPa amtemnt by renewing ouw appeal to the internat&onal comunity to t;ate ito view0 and &NW slolidarity in a corman frorrt against all fotrPs Of ter rtx iam which are a prseent4ay ocourge to arank ind and which mua t be eliminated to strengthen human dignity and peaceful snd hmwnfoue coe%fatenaQ alPlong nations. The PRESIDENT (interpretation from Spanish) I On behalf of the Gemeral A55embly, I wish to thank the Vice-President and Minister for External Relation8 of the Republic of El Salvador for the iiqxxtant statememt he has just made. Mr, RDdolfo lantmio Castillo Claramount, Vice-President and Minister for E%ter nal Relations of the Republic of El Salvador, was escorted from the rostrum. l Mr. NDXNGA OBA (Congo) (interpretation from French) t I should like first t0 draw the attention of the General Assclrbly to three serious events thaL have 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement by the President of the General Assembly, addressing a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content focuses on international relations, conflict resolution, and the promotion of peace and cooperation. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of international solidarity and cooperation.