text: co-operation in various fields, particularly those aimed at reducing tension and strengthening confidende and security in the region; reaffirmed also the importance of intensifying and constantly promoting contacts in all fields where common interests exist in order to eliminate gradually, through co-operation, the causes preventing the faster social and economic development of the Mediterranean States, particularly the developing States of the region; took note, in this regard, of the idea of the establishment of a Mediterranean forum as a multidisciplinary framework for the promotion of co-operation in the region , which would bring together the representatives not only of Governments but also of scientific, educational, cultural and other institutions, as well as prominent individuals specialioing in Mediterranean studies8 welcomed any further communication to the Secretary-General, from all States, of proposals, declarations and recommendations on strengthening peace, security and co-operation in the Mediterranenn region (resolution 43/84). At its forty-fourth session, pB/ the General Assembly reaffirmed that the security of the blediterranean is closely linked with European security and with international peace and security, that further efforts are necessary to reduce tension and that just and viable solutions are needed for existing problem6 and crises in the region, the withdrawal of foreign forces of occupation and the right of peoples under colonial or foreign domination to self-determination and independence, took note of the final documents of the Ninth Conference of Neadde of Rtate or Government of Non-Aligned Countries, held at Belgrade from 4 to 7 September 1989, and in particular paragraph 25 of the document on international security and disarmament, which, intet, supported the transformation of the Mediterranean region into a region of peace , security and co-operation, free frain conflict and confrontations expressed satisfaction that LnpOrtMt negotiations on confidence- and security-building measures were taking place at Vienna aimed at 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on international relations, cooperation, and security in the Mediterranean region. It mentions the need to reduce tension, promote peace, and strengthen cooperation among states, as well as the importance of economic development and social progress. The text also touches on the idea of a Mediterranean forum, which could involve various fields such as science, education, culture, and more.