text: 14. The German DemocraEic Republic points to Ehe urgent necessity of implementingthe decisions adopted by the United Nations so that the role of the worldorEanization in efforts for international peace and security, arms limitation anddisarmament will be decisively enhanced in Ehe fortieth year after the victory ofthe anti-Hitler coalition and t,he foundation of the United Nations organization. GERII'ANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF lOriginal: Englishl lll February 19851 I. The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany avails itself of thisopportunity to respond to the invitation conlained in paragraph 5 of GeneralAssembly resolut.ion 39/L48 P of 17 December 1984 in order to underline theoverriding importance it attaches to t.he problem of the prevention of war, inparticular nuclear war, and to clarify again its own views on the subject. Indoing so' it is recalled that the delegation of the Federal Republic of Germany hadfound it necessary to vote against resolution 3g/L4g p. 2- The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany continues to reEret that ithas proven impossible at the thirty-ninth session of the General Assembly to workout a consensus resolut.ion on the problem of t,he prevent.ion of nuclear war,including all related matters, in spite of the fact, that members of the Group ofwestern states had repeatedly st,ressed their willingness to join in efforts toreach a comnon understanding on an issue that calls for concerted action by thein[ernational communi ty. 3. The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany: (a) Recalls docurnent cD/357 and its proposal submitted during the TwelfthSpecial Session of Ehe General AssemblyS (b) Shares the conviction of the authors of General Assembly resolution39/L48 B that determined action is necessary and that suitable steps should beexpedited in order to reduce Ehe possibility of a conflict involving nuclear weaponsiA/40/498 English Page 47 (c) Joins in the expression of regret of the General Assembly that the Conference on Disarmament has not yet fully considered its agenda item on the prevention of nuclear vrar' including all related mafters, and thaE, instead' it has been bogged down in unnecessary procedural debates- 4. However, the
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a response from the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations General Assembly, discussing issues related to international peace, security, disarmament, and arms limitation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the topic is of high importance and requires international cooperation.