text: pose would be in keeping with the purposes and principles of the Charter and would not result in any policy of diktat. 148. Our emphasis on relying constantly and in all cir- cumstances upon the provisions of the Charter testifies to our devotion to the lofty ideals that inspired the founders of the Organization and to our faith in the Council’s abil- ity to maintain international peace and security. For those of us who possess neither deterrent force nor adequate military potential, we can only rely upon the role of the Council in the peaceful and negotiated settlement of dis- putes. However, our wishes and our determination, how- ever justified and pertinent they may be, cannot by themselves persuade the Council to discharge its responsi- bilities more effectively or bring us closer to the goals of the Charter or enforce respect for them. 149. In the end, international security means the security of all with the support of all-in particular, the permanent members of the Council-in order that peace can be real- ized by all nations and peoples., Then, and only then, can we speak of a better world, one finally free from the forces of all forms of domination and exploitation, fear and injustice. 150. The PRESIDENT: I now call upon the Minister of State for Commerce of India, Mr. Khurshed Alam Khan. 15 1. Mr. Alan KHAN (India): May I begin by saying how pleased we are to see you, Mr. President, in the Chair. The relations between our two countries are marked by the close bonds of friendship and multifaceted co-operation against the background of an old historical association. We are fellow members of the Commonwealth. Under your able guidance, we look forward to fruitful delibera- tions at this commemorative meeting. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of a country, likely a member of the United Nations, discussing the importance of international cooperation and the role of the UN in maintaining peace and security. The language is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and global governance.