text: mined to intensify co-operation with the non-aligned countries in the struggle against imperialism. colonialism and neo-colonialism. ex­ pansionism and hegemonism. racism. zionism and apartl,C'id. for a new world economic order established on an equitable and rational basis. They warmly welcome the Seventh Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries to be held at New Delhi in March 1983 and are confident that its success will be an important contribution to the common struggle for peace. national independence and social progress in the world. The three countries of lndo-China are prepared to develop good relations with their neighbouring countries as well as with countries of different political and social systems on the basis of principles of peaceful coexistence. The three peoples of lndo-China have an age-old tradition of friendship with the Chinese people and always cherish that traditional friendship. The mutual assistance between the Chinese people and the three lndo-Chinese peoples in their struggle for the revolutionary cause is a historical reality which cannot be denied. ·1 he present abnormal situation in the relations between the Lao People"s Democratic Republic. the People's Republic of Kampuchea and the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam with the People's Republic of China is not caused by the three countries of lndo-China. The three rnuntrie,. persistent in their policy. will spare no efforts to restore normal relations with the People"s Republic of China on the basis of coexistence in peace. for the interest of their countries and of the Chinese people. ·1 he Lao People"s Democratic Republic. the People"s Republic of Kampuchea and the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam have consis­ tently pursued a policy of peace. friendship and good neighbourli­ ness in their relations with the Association of South-East Asian Nation, ( A SEAN) member countries. in spite of obstacles created 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement, focusing on the relationships between countries, particularly the non-aligned countries, and their stance on various global issues such as imperialism, colonialism, and neo-colonialism. The language used suggests a strong emphasis on international cooperation, peace, and social progress.