text: renounce the policy of neo-colonialism, oppression and exploitation of other peoples. This is quite clearly confirmed by the dangerous situation in southern Africa, where Namibia, unlawfully occupied by the South African racists, serves as a base for aggression against neighbouring African States. Another proof was the armed conflict in the South Atlantic in the spring of 1982. The danger of local conflicts growing i!1to world-wide armed clashes is to a great extent linked with efforts to involve the States of Asia, Africa, Latin America and Oceania directly or indirectly in military and political alliances, and to extend to them the sphere of activity of blocs. The States Parties to the Warsaw Treaty do not intend to extend the sphere of activity of their alliance, and call on the NATO member States not to extend the sphere of activity of their bloc to any other area of the world, particularly the Persian Gulf. A growing contribution to the elimination and prevention of crisis situations is being made by the non-aligned movement, whose prac­ tical steps in this respect deserve recognition and support· from all States. A positive role in this respect should be played by such regional inter-State associations as the Organization of African Unity and the League of Arab States. The participants in the meeting take the view that a promising avenue for the elimination of tension in various areas of Asia, Africa and Latin America is being opened up by initiatives of States of these areas aimed at the establishment and development of good­ neighbourly relations and the creation of zones of peace and co­ operation. Particularly topical is the proposal to make the Indian Ocean a zone of peace. Also of great importance would be the resumption and successful completion of the Soviet-American talks 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or declaration, discussing global issues, international relations, and regional conflicts. It mentions specific geographical locations, such as southern Africa, the South Atlantic, and the Persian Gulf, and refers to international organizations like the Warsaw Treaty and non-aligned movement. The text also touches on themes of cooperation, conflict prevention, and the establishment of zones of peace.