text: have always tried to exert political influence in the sense of a just and peaceful solution, The growing number of non-aligned countries-a phenomenon which will manifest itself so impressively at the summit meeting of Heads of State or Government of non-aligned countries in Algiers in September of this year-and their dynamic presence in the United Nations and elsewhere should not lightly be discounted as representing only some numerical automatic strength. Both newly born countries and those that have existed for a long time are entering the ranks of non. alignment. Their views on the Middle East are precisely the views of that large number of countries which have suffered most from aggression, annexations, oppression, insecure borders, threats or use of force, coercion, hegemonistic designs, and so on. Therefore they cannot be unmindful of the rights and interests of all small and weaker countries, 133. We hope that this long overdue consideration of the whole Middle East problem and all relevant efforts within the United Nations framework will make it easier to overcome the obstacles that have made it impossible so far to make any progress towards a just and lasting peace in the Middle East. 134. The PRESIDENT (translation from Russian): I thank Ambassador Mojsov, the representative of Yugoslavia, for his statement and for the friendly remarks which he addressed to the Soviet Union and to me personally. I fully share his opinion and can, for my part, express sincere satisfaction at the development and strengthening of the relations of friendship, co-operation and mutual trust between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. I can assure the representative of Yugoslavia that the Soviet Union will continue to do everything necessary to ensure the further development and strengthening of friendly relations with Yugoslavia. The meeting rose at 12.50p.m. 12 HOW TO ORTAIN UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATIONS 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing international relations, politics, and conflict resolution. It mentions the Middle East problem, non-aligned countries, and the United Nations, indicating a focus on international politics and diplomacy. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a official document or statement.