text: declared that his country would accept and discharqc the obliqatione provided for under the United Nations Charter. The Chinese deleqation is of the view that the S/PV. 2936 7 (Mr. yu Menqjia, China) Principality of Liechtenstein is a peace-lovinq country and, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Charter , meets the requirements for United Nations membership. Hence, my deleqatiarr will fully support Liechtenstein’s application. We were therefore also in favour of the Security Council’s reconmendinq to the Geueral Assemblv that it admit Liechtenstein to membership oE the Unrted Nations. In recent vears the Principality of Liechtenstein has participated activelv in international affairs and has developed its relations with other countries. We are confident that on beccminq a Member Liechtenstein will work toqether with the other Members of the United Nations and make its own contribution to safequardins international Peace, security and justice and to realizfnq the purposes and principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter. There has existed between china and Liechtenstein a relationship of friendahfp. Bilateral tiee in the political, economic and CUltUral fields haV@ qrown steadily in recent years. We are convinced that Sire-Liechtenstein relations will continue to expand in future. We abm look forward to the establishment of cordial relaticins and co-operation between our tm Permanent Missions to the United Nations. Mr. LOZINSKY (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) (interpretation f ram Russian) t The Soviet Union supported the request bv the Principalitv of Liechtenstein for admission to membership of the United Nations on the baeis of our conviction that all Statee, large and small, can anil should make their contribution to the praess of strenqthenirrq security and expandin mutual understandins between Peoples. Xn that connection, this universal Orqanization, the United Nations, enables UJ to act, canbinfnq the peace-loving potential of all Members. 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from China in support of the Principality of Liechtenstein's application to join the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with no specific references to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. The focus is on Liechtenstein's peaceful nature, its participation in international affairs, and its potential contributions to the United Nations' goals of promoting peace, security, and justice.