text: continue to work for results which enhance security and stability for peoples. Mr, MARIN BOSCH (Mexico) (translated from Spanish ): The delegation of Mexico would like to congratulate you on the way you have conducted our work during the present month of April. We thank you for your efforts and dedication. Allow me also to put on record our appreciation for Ambassador Azikiwe's work during the month of March. The delegation of Mexico would like to welcome Ambassador Krâlik of the Federal Republic of Czechoslovakia. We are also happy to note that Mr. Rubens Ricupero of Brazil has agreed to add the tasks of disarmament to his already considerable diplomatic duties in Geneva. We would also like to say goodbye to the three colleagues who have taken leave of us today. We thank Ambassadors von Stülpnagel of the Federal Republic of Germany and Kamalesh Sharma of India for their constant dedication to the search for a solution to the various problems on our agenda. To them and their distinguished spouses we wish every success, personal and professional. The presence of Ambassador Marcos de Azambuja of Brazil among us today is especially pleasant for us. Despite his new and important duties he has been kind enough to return to Geneva to say farewell to his many friends. My delegation thanks him for his valuable contribution to the work of this Conference and wishes him and his distinguished wife all the best. CD/PV.554 34 (Mr, Marin Bosch, Mexico ) Boa sorte. We would also like to express appreciation for the information which Ambassador Ledogar gave us this morning on behalf of the United States and the Soviet Union on the fifteenth round of bilateral talks on the elimination of chemical weapons. As we near the end of our spring session we would like to make a few 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech by a delegate from Mexico to the Conference on Disarmament, discussing the work of the conference, welcoming new and departing delegates, and expressing appreciation for the efforts of other ambassadors. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the topics discussed are related to international relations, disarmament, and the work of the conference.