text: affects the securtty interests of the countries of the soclalist conmunity, given its close relationshlp to the security of adJacent regions, and lt is prepared to assist all efforts to nornalize the situation ln the uediterranean on the basis of equality, taking fully into account the interests of the peoples and the lnterestsof peace and security. CUBA [Ori9inal: Spanishl [9 JuLy r98sl 1. The Governnent of the Republic of Cuba is eonvinced that there is an urgent need to strengthen peace, seeurity and co-operation ln this region of the r.rorld. The attalnnent of peace and security in the l{edlterranean would be an effeetive eontribution to the aspiration of the world comnunity to elirninate the scourge of war, since its positive influence rould extend to other adjacent regions with which there exists an unguestionable interrelationship. 2. For these reasons, the Government of Cuba eonsiders that it is essential to redouble the efforts being made by the Uediterranean States and the entire internationa I colununity. 3. The establiEhnent of an atncrsphere of peace, security and co-operation in ehe Medlterranean Sea will not be posslble, however, unless the ongoing conflicts in the region are solved, nost partlcularly those arising from the aggressive policy of the Zionist State of Israel and tbe hostile nrilitary presence of imperialism in Mediterranean waters. Tbe deploynent of nuclear weapons in t.he territories of non-nuclear-weapon States of the region is likewise ininieal to the aspiration of the Mediterranean States and the international community. 4. The Government of the Republie of Cuba supports the invitation to the Secretary-General, renewed in resolution 39/153, to give due attention to the guestion of peace, securlty and co+op€tation ln the tlediterranean region and, if reguested to do so, to render advice and assistance to concerted efforts by uediterranean eountries in promoting peace, security and co-operation in the region-
analysis: The text appears to focus on regional security and international relations, with specific references to the Mediterranean region, nuclear weapons, and the role of Cuba in promoting peace and security. The language used suggests a strong emphasis on politics and diplomacy, with no direct mention of economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.