text: Areb Rroup our warm welcome to the Principality of Liechtenstein a8 a new, effective, aa& active Member State of the United Nation8, and exprees our readinesr to co-operate with it8 repre8entative ia the intere8ts of the Organiration and in tbe c8nse of peace 886 the interest8 and welfare of poopPea. ADDRB85 BYMR. EANS BRUNEART, PRIM8 MINISTEP ASD MINPSTBR POR FQEtEIGN AmAn OP THE PPXNCIPALITY OF LIECUTENSTEPN m-1 The Alrembly will now hear a 8t8tea#nt by <rho Prime Niniater and Mini8ter for Poreig8 Affair8 of the Principality of Liechtenstein. t. PwteMinLstet m of t,& PtineinelitP-uL wml - to the roa- . T;lss I have great plearure in welco&ng tbo Prime Hirrirter end Minirter for Foreign Affair8 of the Principality of Liechtenstein, Mr. U8nr Bsunharrt, and inviting him to a&h088 the general Aorembly. #r. (Liechteartein) (interprOtatiOn ftm French): I 8hOUld like to b8gin by abdreroing to youI Mr, all my good wi8be8 on your election to the Pre8idenCy Of the United Nation8 mn@r81 3ksS8lUbly 8t it8 forty-fifth 8088iO8. My delsgation i8 c?onvinCOd tb8t your wealth of MpOrienCe will en8blo you to‘provide excellent guidance for the future work of the Assembly. P rhould like to thank you for your warm WelcOmO. I would 8180 like to take this opportunity to n8psre88 my gratitude to the members of the Security Zouneil, JW3.0 A/45/PV.l 39-40 hiE.dmt.* -1 u&m uaaa4tmusly l uppottad the a&nisrion of Liochtonrtmin tc membetahip of the unitea N8tioM. I should part?cularly like to thank the 0elegation sf Austria MQ all thO8e th8t 8Upported the draft rerolutiou submitted by Au8trie On the abi88ioR of Lieahteaotein, am ~11 a8 all thO8e couutries that, during today's meeting., 8poke in fwour of Ry couutry'e request for admiUeiO& Thir d8y i8 e very rpecial oue, and for me perronally it ie a verry moving 
analysis: The text appears to be a formal speech delivered by the Prime Minister of Liechtenstein to the United Nations General Assembly, welcoming the country's new membership and expressing its readiness to cooperate with the organization. The speech does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the country's accession to the UN and its willingness to contribute to international efforts. Given this context, it is likely that the speech is related to international relations and diplomacy rather than specific sectors such as economy, environment, or health.