text: unconditional withdrawal ofIsra~l frOllallArabterritories occupied since1967 andtheexercise bythePalestinian peopleoftheirinalienable national andhuman rights, inclUding therighttoestablish anindependent Stateintheirhomeland. Thesituation doesnotbrookdelay.EMS/13 A/40/PV.10 56 (Mr.Khan,India) Weunderscore onceagaintheimportance oftheearlyconvening oftheproposed international conference onpeaceintheMiddleEast,undertheauspices ofthe UnitedNations ar~wi~~ ~~cparticipation ofallparties concerned, forsecuring a comprehensive, justandlasting peaceintheregioninaccordance with well-established principles. Indiaisreadytoextenditsfullsupport and co-operation inthisconnection, andisappreciative oftheefforts being undertaken bytheSecretary-General. Thetragicconflict between IranandIraq,twovaluedmembers ofthe non-aligned fraternity, continues tobeamatterofconcern andanguish. India, alongwithothernon-aligned countries, hastakenrepeated initiatives toresolve thisconflict. Ourefforts continue, alongwiththeefforts ofthe Secretary-General andothers. Inspiteofthevaliantefforts oftheContadora grouptobringabouta peaceful negotiated solution totheproblems inCentral America, thesituation in theregioncontinues tobemarkedbyinstabilit¥, tension andconflict. Policies ofinterference andintervention andthethreatoftheuseofforceimperil peace andsecurit¥ intheregion, complicating itsserious socialandeconomic problems. TheGovernment andthepeopleofNicaragua liveunderconstant threat, harassment andintimidation. Theproblems ofCentral America canberesolved onlybypeaceful means,throughpolitical dialogue andnegotiation. TheContadora groupmust intensify itsefforts toovercome theobstacles initsbidtobringlasting peace totheregion. Wearedistressed bythelast-minute impediments whichprevented thesign~ngofthereviseddraftContadora ActforPeaceandCo-operation in Central America of7September 1984.However, wehavenotedwithsatisfaction the presentation ofafurther reviseddraft,following themeeting inPanamaearlier thismonth.Itisourearnest hopethatthemeeting ofplenipotentiaries scheduled fornextmonthwillfinally pavethewayfordurable peacetoreturntothisEMS/l3 A/40/PV.lO 57 (Mr.Khan,India) Itroubled partoftheworld. Theendeavours ofthenewlyconstituted Limagroup willnodoubtstrengthen Contadora's hand. Wehave al~aysaffirmed ~~ein~~"issibility ofinterference intheinternal affairs ofStates, asalsoertheintroductic~. offoreign troopsintoanycountry. Thesituation inSouth-West Asiacanberesolved onlythrough anoverallpolitical settlement basedontheprinciples setoutintheNewDelhiDeclaration. India's ownefforts havebeendirected towards thisend.Wesupport thesovereignty, independence, territorial integrity andnon-aligned statusofAfghanistan. Wehave closely followed theeffortsoftheSpecial Representative ofthe Secretary-General, whichdeserve thefullest support ofallconcerned. Tension, conflict andinstability afflict otherpartsoftheworld,including South-East Asia.cypruscontinues tofacetravail andthreats toitssovereignty, independence, unity,territorial integrity andnon-aligned status. Tension continues toprevail intheMediterranean, theSouthAtlantic andthePacific region. Colonialism, asIobserved earlier, persists initsmostvirulent formin Namibia. Inotherpartsoftheworldaswell,thetaskofdecolonization remains incomplete. Inthistwenty-fifth yearoftheunitedNations Declaration on decolonization, tributeisduetothecommendable roletheUnitedNations has playedinthefieldofdecolonization. Wemustalsoreaffirm ourlesolve to sliminat2 thecolonial phenomenon altogethei:. T~eworldeconomic environment continues tocausegraveconcern. Atthe Seventh SummitConference ofNon-Aligned Countries, heldatNewDelhiin March1983,ourHeadsofStateorGovernment stressed that "theinternational community cannotbeassured ofdurable peacesolongasthe economic disparities between nations arewidening". (A/38/l32, p.64)EMS/l3 A/40/PV.lO 58 (Mr.Khan,India) TheForeign Ministers ofnon-aligned countries, meetingatLuandaearlier this month,wereconstrained topointoutthattheworldeconomic situation hadnot improved sincei;S3. Thelimited ~ndfragile recovery achieved insomeoftheindustrialized countries, whosespreadhasremained uneveneven amongs~ them,isnowfaltering, becauseithasbeenbasedonunsustainable macro-economic policies. The
analysis: The text primarily focuses on international relations, diplomacy, and global issues, with a strong emphasis on politics and conflict resolution. While it touches upon economic concerns, such as the world economic environment and decolonization, it does not delve deeply into economic development or other related topics.