text: The position ot Poland concerning the princlples and nodalltiee of the settlenentof the Arab-Israeli conflict has been presented in detail in Ehe Etatenent of itaMinistry ot Foreign Affairs of 10 August 1984, in rhich, jlqg:Lj4&, poland supported the proposals contained in the stateR€nt of the soviet unlon of 29 July 19 84. 7. Poland remains convinced that it is inposslble to settle the $iddle Eastconflict by ni.Iitary force, partial agreenents or i.mpositlon of unilateral setelenent fornulae nhi,ch fail to take into consideration the interests of the Arab naeions, including thoee of the Palestinian people. 8. A tanqible manj.festation of Poland,s politlcal endeavours toriarda a peaceful settlernen! j.n the Middle East ls its participation in the Unlted Nationa peace-keeping forces, such as lhe United Natlons Dj.sengagenent Observer Force. 9. Poland bas no diplonatic relations nith Israel and ln its bilateral contactB and attitude torrards the State of Israel it is guided by the provisions ot Eelevant Unieed Nations resolutions, including ceneral Assembly reaolution 39/146. TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO lorig inal: Eng Li sh l [22 July 1985 | The Governnent of Trinidaal and Tobago eishes to reiteraCe that there are no ar ranq enents/aq reemene6 of any kind betueen Trinialaal and Tobago and Israel which could contribute to Israelrs niliCary capability or which could provide econonic,financial or cechnoloqical assistance to Israel. A/40/668 English Page 7 IJNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS lor19 inal: Russianl [16 sePtenber ]985l 1. The Soviet Union tully suPPorts the decisive condennation' as contained in this General AEsenbly resolution, of the aggreEaive and expansionist policy of lsrael against Arab countries and the Paleatinian peoPle, ohich Policy is respon8ible for the cootinulnq exPloaive situation ln the Mialclle East- 2. The course of euents i.n the tliatalle East clearly justifiea the conviction expreaaed in General Assembly resolution 39,/146 that United States-Israeli Etrateqic co-operation {ould encourage Israel to pursue lts aggressiee and exprnsionlst policies, eould have adeer3e effectE on etforts for the establishnent
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from two countries, Poland and the Soviet Union, regarding their positions on the Arab-Israeli conflict. The statements focus on the political aspects of the conflict, expressing support for certain United Nations resolutions and condemning Israel's aggressive policies. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid.