text: group of Icoun&ias. IIn ,the present -case we have sought to co-operate with the Soviet Union as well as with the Federal Republic of Germany and OIX other Western allies who ahare with us-and with the intematqonal community in general-a common interest in elimmat- ing the causes of &nsion iIn central Emope. 43. The Federal RepuMic of Germany has earned in this process our particular admtiation. Its leadership has sought-we believe, successfully-to deafi con-’ stn~ctively with national proble,ms while taking into account the responsibiliti’es which it and others bear for the ntdatenance of peace, stability and security in Europe. We can, I believe, count son this same conseructive attitulde on the part of the Federal Republic of Germany in the work of the United Nations. 44. We al,so welcome ithe declared intention of the German Democratic Republic to wmk unreservedly in fulfil&ing the United Nations ~missilon of peace and in promoting the economic and social advancement of aal peoples. Each German Stat.e hbas great resources in scientific capacity, a skilled population md a strong economy. Both States have indica+ed a desire ito be of assistance in bringing about eoonomb and &ocial progress around the world. We ‘are convinced that they will be able to ‘do so. We are particularly gratified that as Members of the UniteId Nations they will be able ito wolrk with each other i,n contributing ito the successfd achievement of Unite(d Nations programmes and ob- jectives. The admission of the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic to full Unite.d N&ons membership this fall, when they will receive &the approval of the twenty-eighth sesdon of the General Assembly, will add important new strength CO the United Nations-a development of historic impor- tance to this world body and to the goals it pursues in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the admission of Germany and its two states to the United Nations, highlighting their contributions to international cooperation and development. The language used emphasizes their scientific capacity, skilled population, and strong economy, suggesting that economic and scientific development are key aspects of their involvement.