text: international disputes by peaceful means. Her own country's youth were clearly dedicated to those aims and supported the Government's endeavours to promote their achievement. ; ... A/C.3/39/SR.19 English Page 14 (Mrs. Saelzler, German Democratic Republic) 55. The objectives of the year -participation, development, peace -were interdependent and must be implemented at the national level in accordance with each country's possibilities and needs, with the help of the national co-ordinating committees. The efforts of her own country's national co-ordinating committee were aimed at mobilizing the country's youth to fight for peace, contribute to social progress and improve social conditions. 56. Her delegation supported the Advisory Committee's recommendation to set aside meetings at the fortieth session of the General Assembly in order to review the implementation of the goals of the International Youth Year and to prepare guidelines for its follow-up. However, in accordance with relevant United Nations decisions relating to international years, that would have to be financed from the Organization's regular budget. 57. The youth of her country enjoyed a legally guaranteed and fully implemented right to social and material security and the various activities and meetings it had organized in preparation for the International Youth Year provided evidence of how extensively they participated in implementing their Government's policy of ensuring human welfare and safeguarding peace. Her country would always be guided by the principle that young people could develop successfully only when confidence was placed in them and responsibility entrusted to them. 58. She welcomed the forthcoming XII World Festival of Youth and Students to be held in Moscow, with its call for anti-imperialist solidarity, peace and friendship, as a highlight of the International Youth Year and as a significant forum for giving fresh impetus to the people's struggle for peace and friendship. 59. Mr. ITOUA (Congo) said that his delegation approved the recommendations made 
analysis: The text discusses the International Youth Year and its objectives, including participation, development, and peace. It highlights the efforts of a country's national co-ordinating committee to mobilize youth to fight for peace and contribute to social progress. The text also mentions the review of the implementation of the year's goals and the preparation of guidelines for its follow-up. The focus is on the role of youth in promoting peace, social progress, and human welfare.