text: based on co-operation betueen nations and founded on freedom, equality and sociatjusti.ce for the pronot.ion of prosperity t (b) l-ast.ing peace can be achieved only ifthe donination of colonialisn-inper ialisn and neo-colonialistr in all theirnanifestatlona ia radically eli!0lnated, (c) to eradicate the source of conflictthreatening norld peace natlons should accept and practise a policy of peacefulcoexlstence in the rorlcll (d) all peoples and nations have to solve the problens oftheir oun potitical, econonic r social and cultural systens in accordance with tbeir own conditions, needs and potenlialitiesl (e) peop!.es and GoverrulenEs shall refrainfrom any use of ideologies for the purpose of raging cold war, exercising preasureor inposing their eill. In addition, they stated t.hat rDn-aligned countries "donot nlah to forn a new bloc and cannot be a bloc" and considered that .under present conditiona' the exlstence and the activities of non-aligned countries inthe interests of peace are one of lhe nore inportant facEors for safeguarding norldpeace'.3/ these principles laiat dorrn in the Belgrade and subsequent conferences have conat.ituted the basic platforno of the non-aligned noveDent.fron the andA/40/553 English Page 20 46. At the sane tine, there have been sooe adjustnenEs in accordance lrith changing international situations during the past decades. For instance, the secord summit' in 1964 in Cairo, put forsard a progranne for peace and international co-operaEion and focused attentlon on the as yet unfinished struggle for the liberation of Africa. These ideas uere carried a step for$ard aE Ehe 1970 Lusaka sunroit where focus was placed on peace, independence, developnenE, co-operation and democratizati.on of inCernat.ional relations, Apart from giving greater aEEention to econonic issues, the Lusaka sunnit nade an appeal for lhe creation of a zone of peace in the lndian Ocean. It also help€d consolidate the non-aligned position on Ehe la$ of the sea issue a! Ehe United Na.tions. The Algiers aunnit in 1973 laid stress on makj.nq d6tente a wider concept, applicabLe to aLl parEs of the sorld, and not confined to a particular region. Tbe Coloobo sunmiE in 1975 called for the preservation of the essential character of non-alignnent and the strengthening of its resistance to polit.ics of pressure, and rejected the nocions of an
analysis: The text appears to be a declaration or a statement from the non-aligned movement, focusing on international relations, peace, and cooperation between nations. It discusses the principles of non-alignment, the importance of peaceful coexistence, and the need to eradicate colonialism and neo-colonialism. The text also mentions the importance of economic development, independence, and democratization of international relations.