text: marskjtjld did, that “You have not done enough, you have never done enough, so long as it is still possible that you have something to contribute”. My country, therefore, appeals to fellow members of the Security Council; and of the United Nations, to contribute what each can to the realization of the purpose expressed in the Preamble of the Charter of the United Nations: “to save succeeding genera- tions from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind”. 115. We are all living in one world, irrespective of any differences that may exist in our political, economic or social systems. The state of the world cannot but reflect the current human condition. Thus, the promotion of human advancement should be our most cherished goal. When 10 the larger part of humanity is living in abject poverty, the real challenge is to assess the problems from that perspec- tive. Regardless of nationality, people who have to endure immense suffering share in common the aspirations and ideals which are universal and which are enshrined in the Charter. Their world is an interdependent world; by the affinity of their yearnings and hopes. Perhaps that is the true significance of interdependence-an interdependence that will benefit the common people. Thus, ‘%ommon” in this sense signifies not only membership of the world com- munity at its most basic and fundamental level, but also the commonality of human ideals and aspiration. - 116. The PRESIDENT: I call now on the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Peru, Mr. Allan Wagner Tizon. 117. Mr. WAGNER TIZ6N (Peru) (interpretation from Spanish): I wish to say how pleased my country is to see you, Sir, the Secretary of State for Foreign and Common- wealth Affairs of the United Kingdoms presiding over this commemorative meeting of the Security Council as the 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a government representative, likely at the United Nations Security Council. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on promoting global cooperation and addressing global challenges. The text mentions the Charter of the United Nations, the promotion of human advancement, and the scourge of war, indicating that it may be related to international relations, peacekeeping, and humanitarian issues.