text: dlplonatlc missioos ln ulan Bator. scate ents itere nade at the press conference ,iitr r"g.ra !o the position of the tilongolian Government on nany disarmament qu€stions, the viess of the ti'tongolian public on the problems of preventing the nilitarization of outer "p""" unt ctre puUlic tnovenent in Asia opposed to military blocs and base6. 13. on 25 october' a joinc meeting of representatives of t'tongolian public organizations eas held for Disarnanent ideek in Ulan Bator' Industrial and office rrorkers, scientists and representatives of trade unions and youth organizatlons spoke aC the neet lng ' 14. The Participants in the neetinq resolutely urged the gnited States, adn''nislration and its allies to stop the ",*" ,... inmed i.ate ly and abandon plans for the rnilitarization of outer sPace. 15. They reaffirned thelr unaninous support for the efforts and peace initiacive6 ofthesovietUnionandothersocialiatcountriesaineda!renovingthethreatof nuclearl.,arandstrengtheningpeaceandthesecurityofpeoples..Thespeakers notett that the Dlongolian public fully endorses and supports the ghole ranqe of neasures proposed ny tne soviet Union for the reduction and eventual conplete elirninationofnuclearUeapons'Inthlsregard'supPort'wasexpressed.forthe Declaration by the heads of state or Governnent of Argentina' Greece' India' Mexico' s\'eden and Ehe united Republic of Tanzania, calling uPon all the nuclear Fowers t'o halt the build-up of nuclear weapons and begin the reduction of tbeir ar senals . 15. Th€ sPeakers expressed deeP concern and alarn regarding tbe increase of tension in Asia. They pointed out Ehe imnediate relevance of ttre steps being undertaken hy the Government of the [,tongolian People's Republic ained at helping to preserve Peace on the Asian continent. an't Parcic;larly ils initiative to conclude a convention on nutual non-aggression and non-use of force in relatjong t'eteeen the States of Asia and tbe Pacifie' I?. Emphasis was raiat on the excePtional inportance of intensifying the strugqle
analysis: The text appears to be a report on a conference or meeting discussing disarmament and nuclear weapons, with references to the Mongolian government, the Soviet Union, and other international organizations. The language used is formal and official, and the topics discussed are related to international relations, politics, and security.