text: the limitation oif strategic and other weapons. 141. I s6ould like to emphasise another equally dg- n&ant factor: [the admission ‘of <the Federa;l Repub%c of Germany anld the German Demooratic Reoublic to mernb~einshin of the United Nations is specifically in ac- cordance with the objective ,of utivers&y, which has uoasisteatly bleen Id’efmdmed with such zeal within this Counicil. 142. Folr thle reasonis that I have given and on the instructions of my Government. we have supported the rersohtion in do~ouunent S/10957. 143. On b’ehalf SoC the Gavernment ,amd ,peopIe of Panama anId on mv own behalf, I w&come the pleni- poaenbiaries Iof (the German States who are present here and I exnresis my si,ncere hone thatt thle entry into the United Nati8oo.s of tha ~count~i~es they %represjent will sig- nifv a nos&ive step forward in the sielarch for peace and n~o~sple&v for mankind. I request them .to convey the exupession ‘of thewe sincere d,es$res ‘of Pan,ama to their respective Governments and peoples. 144.. In conolusioln, I !shonlsd like on &is occasion to offer loilllr sincere co-operation to the future ,delegations o;E the Federal Republic of Germany larval the German Dlemolcrartic Repnb&ic in everything ,$nsllt: rdabes to #the tdcs and parp&s of the U&ted Nations. 145. Mr. ODERO-JOWI (Kenya): The approval by con3eas~s of the draft !l?esO~urti~ concstig ;chie ad- mission of the two Gmmaa States ~to membership of the Uni&l Nation& ma&s lthe end d an era of rivalry and lack of undastanding charaateristic of tile negative hangover of the plr&-S~eoond Wodd War era. The ad- mission 104 ,the Gcrmaa Democmtic Republic and the Federal Republk of Germany to membership of the Uni;ted Nations will opein thfe way to l&e achievement of greaker intie033tiomtal W-operation in s&ing inter0a- tional prob4ems in consonance with the purposes and 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Panama to the United Nations, congratulating the admission of the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic to the organization. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the significance of this event in promoting international cooperation and peace.