text: become effective as intended and meant to be under the Charter by its founders. The Charter provides for an effective United Nations. It does so by requiring an effective Security Council, whch is the only organ whose decisions are enforceable. Therefore, the Security Council must be made effective by enforcement of its resolutions through the creation of a United Nations force. There must be a United Nations force to give effect to decisions of the Security Council. If we have the decisions of the Security Council enforced, we can be sure of having an effective United Nations. BG/15 A/C.l/40/PV. 8 63-65 (Mr. Rossides, Cyprus) The resolution I referred to earlier is General Assembly resolution 3 9/63 K' adopted overwhelmingly last year, which calls on the Security Council to hold a series of meetings on disarmament. It is also mentioned by the Secretary-General in his report. He also cites Article 26 of the Charter in support of the Security Council's becoming involved in disarmament. Those two aspects, therefore, are the gist of my statement. Mr. OSMAN (Somalia): On behalf of my delegation, I congratulate you, Sir, most warmly on your election as Chairman of this important Committee. I know that under your wise direction the Committee's affairs will be guided effectively and constructively. Those of us who know your exemplary personal qualities, diplomatic skill, tact and wealth of experience are quite confident that you will lead this Committee's work to success. In my delegation's view, the long list of disarmament questions before us takes on added significance from the fact that we are marking the fortieth anniversary of a world Organization dedicated to saving succeeding generations fran the sourge of war. It is certainly cause for satisfaction that a third world war has been avoided during the past four decades. However, the work of this Committee 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of the United Nations in maintaining international peace and security, specifically in the context of disarmament and the enforcement of Security Council resolutions. The speakers mention the Charter of the United Nations and the importance of an effective Security Council in achieving this goal. This suggests that the category may be related to international relations, diplomacy, or peacekeeping.