text: it8 reoofutlon 36167 of 30 Rovwbor 1991, to be devoted to eowemrating and otraagthooirrg the Ptlaato of peace both within aad ataorzp all nation0 and poopfeo. Thlo year*8 theme for the day io %ony Cultureo, One World”, a them chooen in raeagnitioza of hoQ0 richoooo ood diveroity of cultur81 heritage and huaau creativity to be four& upore this plaaot. The volue and l ignificancr of our varying traditions is mro wittely understood t&lay than at any prrviouo tim. Wevortheleoo. cortaia univotmal valuer are cmmuu to pop10 throughout the wwld without reg8rd to geographicaX IocatSoa, philoosphy or hirtorical experiome. k ua open thfo forty-fifth l oeoion of the Geoor81 Aooembly, let ue ocknowlrdge and appreuiato our aiverolty. At the ma0 time, let us dedicate ouroefvmo to reelioiog- 8 gocal we all share - the creation of 0 mre ooeure aad poawful world. L mow invite the repreoeotativer to otancl aa6 observe GP* ii&iiitG rf stlstt prayer or mdifatlm. JWU A#w/PV.l 3 XTTt4 129 OF TSS PEOOVfSIOBIAL AGTQDA SCALR OF AS~EGFXENTS FOR TEE APPORTIOlR4EET OF TRE E%PERSES OF TEE UNITED UATIOIlS (AJrs/slS) -: Bofare turning to the nssxt itom on our agoada. I l hould like, in kompirq with the ootmblimhed practice, to invite the attention of . the General Amsembly to document A/45/51!% which costainm a latter addr~mms6l to am by the Secretary-General in uhfch he informs the Ammmnbly tbat movon Member Statom are in mrroarm in the payment of their financial contributions to tbo United Pations within tha torma of Article 19 of the Charter. X 8houlB 1Sko to rendad dolegatioras that , under Article 19 of the Chartor “A Nmmher of the Wnited lationm vhich 1s 10 mrrmarm &ta the papmet of its financial contributions to the Orgmnimatiorr ahall have no vote in the Gonoral 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-ranking official, possibly the Secretary-General of the United Nations, discussing the importance of recognizing and appreciating cultural diversity and the need for a more peaceful world. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a formal setting such as a United Nations General Assembly meeting. The text does not specifically mention economic or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the values of peace, understanding, and cultural appreciation.