text: internationel lae and DuletouE resolutlooa of the Onited Natlong. 3. The Pol.ish covernnent has on nany occasionS olde knoln itg posicion regardlng thls poltcy, condeBninq in aPproprlato atatenents of lts uiniBtry of Foreiqn Aftalrs the lctE ot sgqreaslon and annex.tion contrary to the Charter of the UniEed Nrtlona. 4. Tbe Covernnent of the Polish Peoplers Republlc deens the folloxi.ng guestions to be of fundrfientrl iniortance: return ot all the Arab landE @cupled by Israel, lncludlng the eaatern Pert of Jerusalen, ln accord.nce eith the principle ot lnadfiisslblLlty of acauisitlon ot terrltory through aggr€aaion; exerclse of the inallenable rights Of Palestlntan people, includinq the rlght to sel. f-det erninat ion end to thc estrbllsbnent of theit orn lnatependent staEe and resPect for the right A/40/668 Engl i sh Page 6 of all States o! the Middle East, lncluding Iarael, to safe and peaceful exlstencepi.!hin recoqnized international borderE. Poland condenns all actiona alned against those just principles, including Israelrs pollcy of planneat consolldatlon of itspresence on Jordanrs lrlest Bank, in the Gara Strip anal on tbe colan Helghts, rrhichleads, in contravenCion of international lap, to a change of the denographical and econonic character of those terrltoriea. 5. Poland conslstently inpLenents the relevant resolutlona of the Unlted Netlons concerning the Palestinian questlon and the situation in the ccupled territorles. 6. Poland persistently speaks out in faoour of a lastinq, just, politlcal anat conprehensive settlenent of, the Arab--Israeli conflict. A practical way of reachlng such a seetlement sould be. in our oDinion, an international conference on the tiliddle East, convened under the auspices of the United Nationg eith theparticipation of aII parties concerned, including the sole leqltinate represenlative of the Pale8tinian people - tbe Palestlne Llberation Organizatton.
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution from the government of Poland, discussing the situation in the Middle East, particularly the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international law, principles, and resolutions. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid. It seems to be primarily focused on international relations and politics.