text: conference of Laos, Kampuchea and Viet Nam The summit conference of the Lao People"s Democratic Republic, the People"s Republic of Kampuchea and:the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam was held at Vientiane from 22 to 23 February 1983 and proceeded to exchange views on the situation in their countries and in the world. The summit conference examined ways and means to strengthen solidarity and co-operation in all fields for the sake of socialist construction and national defence in their respective coun­ tries. The three parties made the following statement. From generntion to generation. the Lao. Kampuchean and Viet­ namese peoples have maintained good-neighbourly relations and have constantly consolidated their friendship through each one·s struggle for existence and development. In the past. colonialist. militarist. imperialist and expansionist forces used to interfere in the three countries of lndo-China and make them victims of aggression. Previous and present aggressors as well consider the three countries one single theatre for their aggression. using one as a springboard to invade the other two and sowing divisions among the three so as to rule them all. The history of the struggle of the three peoples. especially since the revolution in the three countries of lndo-China was enlightened by the Great President Ho Chi Minh with Marxism-Leninism and the Communist Party of lndo-China-predecessor of the People"s Rev­ olutionary Party of Laos. the People·s Revolutionary Party of Kam­ puchea and the Communist Party of Viet Nam-was founded. shows that militant alliance among them is a law of development of the three countries· revolutions. and a fundamental factor for defeating all enemies and regaining their independence and freedom. Whenever solidarity is jeopardized. each country"s independence is in danger. The treason of the Pol Pol clique-henchmen of reaction­ ary forces in Beijing ruling circles-seriously· injured solidarity 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or declaration from a summit conference between three countries in Indochina, discussing their shared history, struggles, and solidarity. The language used is focused on politics, ideology, and international relations, with no specific references to economic development, natural resources, or other categories related to everyday life. The tone is more commemorative and celebratory than technical or practical.