text: conclusion of agreement8 on security and diearmamentr 8. That, in the adoption of measures aimed at halting the arme race in all itu forms, account should be taken of the national security interest8 of the State8 of the reyion, with a view to the estahliehment of a reasonable balance of forceal 9. That, in order to eetablieh the reasonable balance of forces, it if4 highly desirable to rret maximum limite for military development and coneeouently reduce and control armamente, troops under arme and military inetallatione, in accordance with the reouirements of etability and security in the area1 / . . . A/40/737 s/17549 Enqlieh Paqe 35 10. That military eupuriority aS an objective of the Stats8 of the reqion, the presence ol‘ foreiqn military advisers, the holdinq of international military nIanU(1uvren in the territory of States of the reqion, the presence of military bLlSQS( schools and installations, other forms of foreiqn military preeence, the presoncc of irreqular forces pnd the traffic in arms endanqer regional security and constitute dostabiliziny factors in the r@yionr 11. That the ayreements on reqional flecurity must be subject to an eff0dtiVe syskuin of verification and controlfi 12. That the destabilization oE the Governments in the region, takinq the form of encouraqernent or support of the activities of irreqular qroupo or fOrCeBr WtS of terrorism, Subversion or eabotaqe and the use of the territory of a State for operations aCEectinq the security of another State, is contrary to the fundamental norms of international law and peaceful coexistence among States, 13. That the elaboration of instruments to permit the application of a poliky oE d6tente should be based on the existence of trust amonq State0 which would effectively reduce political and military tension amonq them) 14. RECALLING the provieions adopted by the United Nations concerninq the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing security and disarmament agreements at the regional level, highlighting the importance of national security interests, the need for a balance of forces, and the potential destabilizing effects of certain military activities. It also touches on the importance of trust and cooperation among states in reducing political and military tension. Given these themes, it seems likely that the text falls under the category of international relations and security.