text: 153. In accordance with the second paagraph of rule 60 of the provisional ties of procedure of #the Secur- ity Council, I request Mr. Kurt Waldheim, the Set- ret,a!ry-General, to forward to the General Assembly the tex,t <of the resolution adopted today by the Secur- ity Council1 togethler w.ith the verbabim reoords of tie Conacil’s meetings of 21 and 22 June. 154. I think that it is the genera!. opinion and hope of ~IU members ‘09 &he Council tth& the General As- sembly will take a favourable view of the Security Co,ulncil recommendation concerning the admlission of the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Re- public lof Germany to ,memble&ip in the Unibad Na- tions and thti Jt will in *urn support these two major European States in the mattes of tie adoption of a positive decision on thelir aIdmission to thle United Na- t.ions aa;d will Ith’elleby ensure their pa&ipation in the noble cause .of ,strengthening peace and international security anfd developin,g co-o#peratIon blatween States in the community of Stades Mambers #of the U&tod Nations. 155. Befmolre adjourning th’e meeting I should like to make ;the foldowiag ~~mouncecn~ent: at the #request of Ambassador Bdero-Jowi, Paermanent Representtiive of Kenya to the United Nations, *th,e PresideOnt of the Secu~- ity Council intends to hold informal consultations in the officie of (the Praide,ti of the Security Council, with all membms of she Council in coanexion with Ithe ite,m otn ,the Cour&s agenda relating bo consideration of !thle siltu&i’oa i’n ithe MisddBe East. If ithere are no othe’r r,equ&s ‘or .commenrbs, I sha8l take ilt that the Council agrees w,ith #this proposal. The meeting rose at 1.25 pm. 16 HOW TO OBTAIN UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATIONS United Notions publications may be obtained from bookstores and distributors throughout 
analysis: The text appears to be a record of a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, discussing the admission of the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations, politics, and cooperation. There is no mention of specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather a focus on the process of international diplomacy and the promotion of peace and security.