text: Oecm egain, I ehoul$ likm to explreee ay gtetitudo for the greeek honour which today her been beetoued upen the PrincPplity of Limc~tenetein by 8UmittirPg it to meaberehip of tho UaPted #otisroe. Member6 my rest oeeurmd that Limc~tmeeteia will seUoevour irr, so Per es goe8iblo to uako a Goastructivo contribution to the w@ak of thm WsaitmU Ietioue. Mr. Prosides&, I should like to tbnk you and to wish tke forty-fifth l oeeion of the Genorol AeeoabPy a VOPY fruitful outcuam. am! Oa behelf of tho Generel Aeeembly, f wish to theuk the Prime Ministar 8nd Uiointer for Foreign Affelre of the Principality of tiochteraetoin for the importeet l t8toiwit be he8 just mede. ..- w_-- w-__-C--L . -8 levmraB EsgrmRmnt5eiv~e hew lwguomto4 ts mx8tCBee tha right of reply. May I wmind lb&we ulat, in l ccogdeaco with General Aeoe@3ly dmcieiQA 34/4QL tBtetema!Dte in enorciso of tbm tfysat 04 IFaply ere limited to A/4s/w. P 44-45 mm miiamug9 10 nimltoa for t&I Eirrt interwmtion aall to filve ninutQa for tbm POCOnd* &id should ta ma& by ddagations from their rePrt8. &4r. AL--&&&& (Kuwait) (interpretation ima Sir6bic90 At the outact, P should like to congratulate, LPochtonrtein on itr dmirsion to mmmberrhip of tho United Hatlonar. fn thP8 context, f shoed like to rofar to th atatmwat m&do by thm reprooentative of the PalLaathe Liberation Orgenizmtilon, wherein ho lsatd that IUD repremato the Arab group. 9WSr W4SlW. 1 46 I chauUd like go oe@amisc oatogooically tmt what the PLO’s representm9;iw mid ha connection with what ho calPed Yaaomr Amfat. initiative on the criaia vhicb reoultod from Iraq'c eggroasion ogaiuat vpid occupation of Kuwait d4me nut ropreaant tbm views of anybdy othot thmn iem 5ponaor8, mud runs counter to all the reaolu~iona of tha League of Arab Strtea and the Security Council. 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic speech or statement, discussing international relations, politics, and regional issues. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a high-level official or representative speaking. The content focuses on the recognition of a new member state, the Principality of Limc~tmeeteia, and the implications of this recognition on regional politics and international relations.