text: mad dedic8tion to peace 8ad deVO]lOplwnt CO-Opz8tiOn are firm guarantee8 that Liechtoastoim will make 8 vsluablo Contribution to the activities of this world Orgmisation. Co8ta Ries believe8 that in order to achieve its goals the United N8tions rlwul& include all roveroign Statas. The prilrciple of universality, in keeping with th8 Organi88tion'8 practiceJ impliem that all the world*8 people8 have the right to be reproronted hero. Iv. thir respect, ffiy couatry wisheo ts expre88 yet again its cojlYictiso that an affirmative reapmae 8hould be given to the aspiration OP the Republic uf Xore8 to join the United Nation8 and tbat this response ohould not be coclditional on the vici88ituder of inter-Xorean offairr. but 8hould rather be viewed in the light Of the Charter alone nCr have observed with great pleasure the exemplary effort8 that h8ve ro8ulted in unification of the Yemen meat, an8 which vi11 rhoztly have an auk8lOgOU8 rerult in the case of German reprenentation. While the aus&derirod reunification of Korea ham not taken place, Coots Rica believes that the lrgitiaate dosire of the Republic of Kore8 to join in the offortr of thir OrgcmOootion c8nnot be fgrrored. My delegaeioa al80 wimber to take thi8 opportunity to offer its cordial cowratulatiooo to the aanY M@!@ber Stster which. in the year vhkh he8 elapsed mince the last 8eroion of tha Gumma Aasmbly, hhve seen the 8eedr of democracy take root. There is no doubt t&at thi8 phenoamma 0 which is daily more widerpresd, increaser the soral authority of this Orgao~oatioa and the respect which its goals and principles 8houlU inspire in all of us. RI?/15 A/as/w. 5 It im certainly true that within a ver, abort period of time the world haa been trearformed. fnt~rmatioaal law har cama ta ba awn 8~ the right Prutrummt 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations, discussing the country's commitment to peace and its desire to join the organization. The text mentions the importance of universality and the representation of all people, as well as the desire for the Republic of Korea to join the organization. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is not related to specific economic or social issues, but rather to international relations and global governance.