text: the convening of a conference on the Indian Ocean during the coming year in order to adopt measures necessary to implement the Declaration and to adhere to it, specifically by the big Powers. A carnmitnmt to the principles of the United Nations Charter and to United Nations re8olutions which provide for the right of countries and peoples tu self-determination and for respect for their wishes and non-interference in their JVMfl’p A/4O/PV. 19 67 (Mr. Al-Nuami, United Arab EldK0kfS) domesltic affairs f@ certain to reduce to a large extent the degree of Current international tension and consequently to guarantee the security and stability of States, in particular the small and developing ones. This leads ~61 to refer to the situation in Afghanistan, whose people are suffering from foreign interference and a conflict of alien interests. Fhe united Arab Emirate6 calls upon all foreign forces to stop such interference and to withdraw foreign troops from Afghanistan’s territory. This applies equally to the situation in Kampuchea, whose people have suffered from foreign interference. The same holds true for the problems in Central AlWCiCkl. In this connection we supPort the formula proposed by the Contadora Group for settling the problem of the countries involved on a regional baeis. For our Part, we also urge the settlement of the existing dispute between North and South Korea through dialogue between them , aimed at eliminating the causes for dispute and realizetion of their peoples’ wishes for reunification. The Cyprus question presents one of the problems that calls for a continuation by the United Nations of its efforts to reach a final solution. In this connection we wish to express our appreciation of and support for the accomplishments of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in his efforts to find a solution to the Cyprus question by bringing closer the positions of the two 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement made by the United Arab Emirates at the United Nations, discussing various international issues and conflicts. The language used is diplomatic and focuses on promoting peace, stability, and self-determination. The text does not mention specific economic or environmental issues, nor does it discuss scientific or technological topics. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and respect for sovereignty.