text: uhich out aountry hso bsen a mnxb@r einca X978, providem Btsteo of Centtsl snd Butmtn Burop with sn opportunity to Psrticipste in tt, ol-st politics1 fotua ia Burope. 4n tha CounciP ot Europe. Lie&tesrtein supptto the efiotto to 88&m it porsiblo got those countries to bwxme integrated .Pu accordance with the dwnoeestfc objectlver and ptisciples of! ueatmm Butope. In the context oP Ilotth-South problems. Liechtonrtein has l aught to dexonstrate its solfdsrity by tkely develri~nt uid, by sugQ?otti~ 8n0 paying cloro otteLtioo to a~cific prsjesta. Purtherxore, Lieabten8teia bu l xdesvourod to contribute through develomnt sid toe tofugoes sxd disaster s&uatioer through it8 psrtieipstiw4 in ioternotionaP ebb progrsmas ob the totetaatioaal Coawittao of the Bod CD000 SnQ the Officsu of the wnieefl Nation0 Bigb Coiui8rionet fox ~.Eugsms. The Principslity of! Limahtauotmin barn for xsxy ya8tm rsiatmirPodl relstioer with the Uaited N&ions ssd various qecislised ogeaciee, After joini* the Xntoraatiouat Court ol Jurtics in 1950, there follousd odx~soioii to the Usaivaraal Bc18/ck A/45/w. 1 43 (0 Roetel Uaiou, the Idtmsxmtioeel Atomic lleergy wmeay eed pbo Nor13 Oggeeleatioer for Iotmllmotual Property. Limchtmeetmim\ is l leo a mmbez of the United SVatPooe Coafmrencm on PteQ end Devmlopmont eek¶ hee l incm 1976 wajoyed aoneu~tetiva statue with the Bcomomio Comdeeion for Kurope. The relatiosmhige wh9eh beve l xietmU ktween the Priecipelity of Lieehteestmin 8~4 the wka N~~tioae ova the ymere have taday auIm$ntateU in its admieeion to full aeakmehip. Oe hbie oceeeion, I ebould like to trkm thie opportueity once ag8ie to oqp~haeiee that my country fully ea&rzsoe thy pr$eciPlee set foM3 in the chertor. The conflict in the Gulf ragio8ai ‘b: belbovxb fully boors out the prism importcmco of the sria goal of the Waited Ietfauo, that Pas to guermtom geaco !a the world es sell se intorn8tioml eecurlty band. to that end, to takm effmeticm aad collmetivm aoaeutoe. 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or speech by the Prince of Liechtenstein, discussing the country's commitment to international cooperation, its role in the European Council, and its stance on various global issues such as the Gulf conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is not focused on specific economic or environmental issues, but rather on Liechtenstein's international relations and global responsibilities.