text: Members of lthe United Nations have been removed, It is, however, quite opportuoe ,and appropnlabe to thei,r Isbrabegic positions in Central Europe that they jain the international community at a lti’rne when athe movement for p&aoe and co-operat&t is in process in 12 Europe. The energy and dynamism ,of each of t&m will no Idoubt teave *their marks in that movemsnt. 113. While we join ithe international community in welcoming the movement for paawe and prolsperily in the nonthem hemisphere, we sho’ti con&antly remind ours&es that peace and prosperity can be meaningful on!ly in its universal application. Th,e more ,un.ivelrsiaI the movement becomes the more appreciation and support it merits in .the third world. 114. In Africa and in the Arab world in particular, where the new candidates entertain or sue likely to elntertati good relationIs with the coa&ries of rcbose Iregions, hope will htinge on the role and contrib~ution of the two countrias towards inbrnational peace and s’eciurity in ithosre parts. For nowhere in the world is peace mcM?e thneartened (than in the Middle East, where Zionism occupies and oppresses, md i’n sou~them Africa, where racism, apartheid and c&n&is,m domlnati and explo& in the Portugnes~e-occupied &&odes, in Zim- babwe, in Namibia anid in South Africa. 115. We fare (confident that the two new candidates can play a polsitive role in proportion ibo Itheir great piolitical, economic and mo& capaci,ties and !t~~~~sces, whether in tie Middle East, in Southern Aftica, or eIsewh,elre, t,owards the promotion of pacre and the advancement of mankind. 116. Once more my delegation exbenb a warm welcome to the German D.emooratic Republic and to tile F&era1 R’epublic of Germany, md to the in,&er- natioaai comrmmity. 117. Finally, Mr. President, you dleseave our profound appreciation aad congratulations for the skilfd and 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic speech, discussing international relations, peace, and cooperation among nations. It mentions specific regions, countries, and issues, such as the Middle East, Southern Africa, and the promotion of peace and prosperity. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and global governance.