text: -:'-. ot the begrnning of Disarmanent t{eek, the uongorian Association for the united Nations issued an appeal calling upon ttre'puuii" "f its own country, all progressive forces of the eorld ana all peopre-ot good vilr to unite thei.r efforcs and further inteneify the joint atrugqle "9;i;"; the threat of nuclear r.,a r anat for peace, security and d isarnanent. 6. . fhe appeal expresged full support for the constructiee inittatives of the socialist countrles ained at prot;;ttng p"ri.-on ."rar,. A high appraisal was given to the 'rnportant ne., soviet propogals sul,nitteO for consideration by the ceneral1::."!11 ar lts thirry-ninth sessio., "; ;il-";. of outer space exctusivery for peaceful purposes for the benefit or'mantiiJ .iJ on an" inadnissibirity of the pol-icy of state terrorisn and any actlons iy Ja"t"" ained at undernining the socio-political systen in other sovereign Sa"t"". '1.. The uongolian public expressed strong approvat for their covernmentts initiative - tb. a..rt declaration on the right of peoples to peace _ lrhlcu ,as subnitted for conslderarion at the ttirav_iiiti sesslon of the ceneral Assenbly. 8. The appeal stresses that, in lhe present Ero.rbled times, political realisn, responsibility for the destinv of lhe rorrd and a concrete contribution to the struggle againat the thEeat of ouclear war nust be the duty of every state uernrre r of the Untted Nat ions. 9. The Mongollan peace Connittee issued a statenent resolutely conciemning cne aggressive pollcy of confrontation pursued by the united states and its alries of the North Attanttc ?reaty Organization. I0. Tbe Mongolian public expreased its deep concernarnanents, eapecially nuclear weapons, uy ti,e uiit.aAsia-about Che build-up of militaryStates in certain parts ofA/ 40 /552 EngIish Page 15 11. Declaring theiE fuII support for tbe appeal of lhe Mongolian Association for the United Natlons' Mongolian peace advocates expressed lheir readiness to co-ordinate thelr efforts even tnore actively l,ich the struggle of Peace-Iovinq and progressive forces throuqhout the $orld for Peace and disarmament' I?. On 23 October, the !4ongolian Peace Committee and the Mongolian Association for tbe united Natlon6 organized a press conference altended by representatives of the central press and infornation organs, forelgn journaligts and Press attach6s of the
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or declaration from the Mongolian Association for the United Nations, advocating for peace, disarmament, and international cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and politics. The text mentions specific events, organizations, and countries, suggesting a focus on global issues and international politics.