text: that #they will, as f&y fledged Memblers of the United Nations, make a valuable ‘and necessary contribution to the work lof the Organization. Thtir membemhip of the United Nattions will coatitutie not only a considerable strengthening of tour Organizaticm, but al.so a ,de&ive step towards its universality. 85. When the time comes, my country will of course b’e expresesshg through a moire authorised spokesmm all its feelings with regard tie the admission of fhese two new Members, and our great sa&falction oln t&s his,tolri’c occasion. 86. In greetilng the two future MembleTs we should like 40 bid welcome to two European countries ti,nked to our own ~coun&y, Austria, by Ithe history of our continent and by a common cultural and Linguistic heritage. The co-operattion which will be established between us in the United Nations will once again be symbolic of the new good-neighbourly relations estab- lishled b’etween Aus’tria, ton tie lone hand, and the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Dem- mocratic Republic, on the other. The relations which have &eady existe.d for more than 20 years between Austria and the Federal Republic of Germany and to whi,ch are now added the recentiydestablished Telatiofis with the German Democr,tiic Republic, are based on mutual respect fos i,nependence and sovereistlrcy. 87. It is on that barsis that we ‘see the future of our il’elations. It is in this European and world spirif, a spirit ,of firm devotion to tie prinoi:ples of th’e United Nations, that we take pleasure in noting ifhe wa%m wolcomle given by the Council this morning to’ the Federal Republic of Germany and the German De- mocratic Re@ic. 88. Sir Laurence McINTYRE (Austrralia) : The Council has had befme it tolday the oepoti of its Clolmmittee on the Adm&sion of New Members, which has recommended to the Council that k &opt a resolu- 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or speech about the admission of two new members to the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations, cooperation, and shared values. The speaker references the history and cultural heritage of the countries involved, as well as the principles of the United Nations. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations and diplomacy.