text: the United Nations will p; :lote the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter. We look forward to further c-operation uith the Principalitv of Liechtenstein in the service of those pltnose~ and principl-~e Ens/s i-VW.2936 9-10 Mr. TACGSSE (Ethiopia): Hv delegation was vary hamv to join in the Cbmcil’e unanilaoue reccmnendstion that Liechtenstein be admitted to membership of the United Nations. We did PO in the conviction that the Rincipality oP Liechtenstein will contribute to otrenqtheninq the United Nations and we lcok forward ta co-operattrq with the new Wember ae well es to its heiqhtened contribution to the work of the international Orqanization. I ohall be pleased to welcme the Principality of Liechtenstein to membership of our Omanization. fW6 S/W. 2936 11 The PRESIDENTr I shall now make a statement in mv capacity as representative of Romania. It is a matter of qreat satisfaction that after days and niqhts of can~lex debates and consultations on a hiqhly political issue the Securitv Council is now dealtnq with a positive, prcmisinq and qratifvinq event such s the admission of a new &ember State to the United Nations. Rcmania pledqes its full support for the application for membership in the United Nations submitted by Liechtenstein, and voted for it. We are Particulerb happy to w&cane to the world Orqanization a European State of the area to which nrt own country belongs, which will offer Romania and Liechtenstein many auspicious WCaSiOn5 to develop and diversify their ties of friendship and co-operation, which are baaed on a lorq tradition of sympathy and mutual respect. In Welccminq Liechtenstein to the United Nations, Romania is aware of its potential contribution both at the reqional European level and at the universal level, in keepinq with the noble objectives laid down in the Charter of the United Nations. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech by the representative of Romania at the United Nations, welcoming the Principality of Liechtenstein to the organization. The speech does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the principle of cooperation and the benefits of Liechtenstein's membership. This suggests that the category is more related to international relations and diplomacy rather than a specific sector.