text: ment of international relations and co-operation an an essential factor of democratization of internation; relations. Hardly a month has elapsed since the recon mendation for the admission of the Federal Republi of Germany and the German Democratic Republit and the Security Council is again in the positio warmly to recommend and welcome the admission a yet another country to the United Nations, This i really yet another tribute to our Organization, anothe sign of its stability and strength, and a further stel conducive to its full universality. One can rightl; expect that other States too which may express I desire will be admitted to the United Nations in thi near future. Full universaIity of the United Nalia~ is a goal <the attainment of which seems to be close, than ever before. 17. By its request to be admitted to the Unitet Nations the Commonwealth of the Bahamas has opted for a constructive role in the present-day world My country is convinced that the Bahamas will mab a significant contribution towards the solving of the problems with which our Organization is faced today, 18. Yugoslavia,, as an independent, sociaIist and non- aligned country, has always been interested in and sympathetic to the advance of the forces of progrzss everywhere. One of the basic tenets of its foreign policy is precisely resistance to any form of exploita- tion, domination or discrimination, YugosIavia has always supported and expressed its solidarity wid every genuine struggle for national liberation, That is why we shall whole-heartedIy support and welcome the independent Commonwealth of the Bahamas as a new member of the international community and of the United Nations, you on the assumption of the presidency of the Council. We are confident that under your stewardship the Council will ‘conduct its business. We also assure 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the admission of new countries to the United Nations, and the potential contributions they can make to the organization. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or technological issues, but rather focuses on the broader political and diplomatic context.