text: in the light of the objectives pursued by the future convention. My delegation believes that the fundamental requirement is to ensure that the multilateral instrument to be adopted can, right from the outset, enjoy the unanimous support of the international community, which is why it must be, among other things, non-discriminatory. For this reason, we propose that if, at the end of the ten-year period for destruction, the Organization is not in a position to declare that all the States parties have carried out the obligations specified in article I, the obligations shall cease for all States parties not possessing chemical weapons. I would like to stress that both proposals are in addition to others and could suffer the same fate with respect to the "rolling text". We have no doubt that, in the end, the outcome of the negotiating effort will be satisfactory to everyone. CD/PV.570 35 The PRESIDENT (translated from French): I thank the representative of Peru, Minister Counsellor Calderon, for the statement that he has just made, for his kind words to the Chair and for his comments concerning the message from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Government of Romania addressed to the Conference. I would also like to thank him for introducing the two working papers tabled by the delegation of Peru today. I now give the floor to the representative of Pakistan, Ambassador Kamal. Mr, KAMAL (Pakistan): Mr. President, let me, at the very outset, express my pleasure at seeing you preside over our deliberations during the final month of our current session. This is a crucial period and we are confident that you will be able successfully to discharge your responsibilities in the days ahead. Let me assure you that my delegation and I will extend our 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from a representative of Peru at a conference, discussing the objectives and proposals for a future convention on chemical weapons. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the topic is likely a high-level international issue. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the framework and principles of the convention.