text: of the United Nations,, would allow those people fully to exercise their right to self-determination and thus completely to end colonialism in America. Now the United Kingdom is giving us a new example, which does it honour, and one that we trust will be generally and rapidly emulated by others. 75. Finally, the recommendation to the General Assembly which we have just approved, and which foliows very closely the one on the admission to the United Nations of the two German States, not only further strengthens ,the universality of the Organization, but also goes to ratify the principle of the sovereign equality of States, irrespective of size or population. I do believe that the practice is now solidly gaining ground that to belong to the United Nations is the inevitabIe step that follows the achievement of inde- pendence by any State; so that daily the United Nations will become a clearer reflection of the inter- national community. 76. Peru is convinced that this new sister-nation of America will contribute valuably to our achievement of the purposes and principles set forth in the Charter, and we look forward to greeting its forthcoming entry into the United Nations. 77. The PRESIDENT: I thank the representative of Peru for the congratulations he addressed to me, 78. Mr. RIOS (Panama) (interpretation from Spanish) : Mr. President, at the outset my delegation wishes to congratulate you on occupying the Chair of the Secnrity Council. Your experience and wisdom promise the best of results for our work. May we also take this opportunity to congratulate Ambassador Malik of the Soviet Union on ,the wise and responsible way in which he directed OUI: work during the month of June? 79. Because we believe that all the conditions set 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement, likely from a speech or resolution, discussing the admission of a new state to the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with no specific references to economic or scientific issues. The focus is on the principles of self-determination, sovereignty, and international cooperation, suggesting that the category should be related to international relations or politics.