text: anUNQ?aeeee both preventive dimmeions and a oonstsuotive aupset. By prevention we would be better able to organise our security, not only by regular nmnitoring of the applicathm of eoience - whose devek@ment is becoming dangerously fast fog the imBediate peffception of the ordinary man - but aloo by greater sharing Of SeeponeibUity at the world level. Such partiaiptfon could result in filling the unde8irable gap that exist8 between the opirit of a charter made to promote hatmmf and unanimity - especially in the Security Council - and the dangeroua reality that a minority of Statee# without a mandab, hold the fate of all nation6 in their hand@, tfiereby distorting any approach e0 a system of aolleative eeourity. The comwmooa tfon of the bit th of the United Na tionol dOeto not in %ny way lead U8 to forget that 40 years ago, at the time of the victory over fascism, the world entered the nuclear era. Thus we also commaorate the tragedies of Hiroehima and Nagasak i. Since that time, and in spite of the nuclear Treaty on tie Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapone~, not only ha6 no Power that initiated that Treaty shown the slightest will to dio~m under effective international control, but, on the ccmtr~~ry, the nuclear weapon has spread almost to the point of falling, with the agreement of certain major IPawere , a8 we all know, even into the hand8 ai South Africa, which is a direct heir to the Nazi tradition. (Mr. Ndinqa Oba, Congo) Forty years ago 1 t watt virtually inconceivable that 8oma 10 yearc later 8 begbnning with the Ibandurkg Conference, whose thirtieth annivereary we cs~mra~d last April, there would emerge a new awareneee leading to the polioy of non~alignment, The Hovaolon t of Non-Aligned Coun tt ieo hae been trying eince that 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of international cooperation and prevention in achieving security, particularly in the context of nuclear weapons and the non-proliferation treaty. It also references the policy of non-alignment and the emergence of new awareness in international relations. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather focuses on international politics and security.