text: Burkina Faso on the Security Council, that each and every one of us will heed the appeal thaw has been made to us by* humanity in the voice of the Secretary-General in his 1985 report on the work of the Organization. Peace and security are what humanity needs, not confrontation and ideologi- cal blocs. The commemoration of the fortieth anniversary should for each ‘one of us be an opportunity to pledge ourselves to contribute to make the world a better one for all. We are duty-bound to turn the world into a place fit for mankind to live in. 275. Let us pool our efforts to put an end to the arro- gance of those who are wrong-headed, to eradicate the tragic spectacle of children dying of hunger, to wipe out ignorance and to ensure the triumph of the legitimate struggle of peoples against the injustice of the present order, to silence the rattle of arms, and finally, with one concerted will, struggling for the survival of mankind, we can, as the President of my country, Captain Thomas San- kara, said at the thirty-ninth session of the General Assem- bly, join with the great poet Novalis: “Soon the stars will come back to the Earth where they have long been gone; soon the sun will return, the star will shine again among the stars, all the races of the world will gather together again after a long separation, the old orphaned families will find one another again and every day there will be new discoveries, more people will embrace one another; then the inhabitants of the old days will come back to the Earth, the ashes will be relit in each tomb, the flame of life will bum again, the old houses will be rebuilt, the old times will 
analysis: The text is a speech or statement about international relations, peace, and security. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation and working together to achieve a better world. The language used is abstract and philosophical, with references to humanity, the Secretary-General, and a poet. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the need for collective action to address global challenges.