text: Nevisearnestly aspiretobecomeamicro-State whichcanserveasamodelbecause ofthequality o~lifeenjoyed byitspeople. Wewereinthevanguard of international thought incalling inSaintChristopher andNevisthefirst conference todiscuss waysandmednstocommemorate thefive-hundredth anniversary IEMS/lO A/40/pV.lS 79 (Mr.Herbert. SaintChristopher andNevis) IofthevoyagesofChristopher ColurtlDuij tU1;~e-New'i:V:ld. The~rkofthat conference isbearingfruitandwillresultinpositive action. Because wefeelthatthisfortieth anniversary oftheUnitedNationsisof suchtremendous significance, theGovernment ofSaintChristopher andNevishas allocated asiteinourhistoric capital ofBasseterre. Thereweshallestablish a Centreofhighereducation andanational library emphasizing thehistory and function ofourgreatinternational body.Thisareaweshallproudly dedicate as theUnitedNations educational complex. Isincerely hopethateveryone herewillsomedaywalkintothathistoric complex andrecognize itssignificance asasymbolofourcommitment to multilateralism andourappreciation oftheimperative ofinterdependence asan indispensable ingredient fortheachievement ofworldpeace. Themeeting roseat6p.m.
analysis: The text discusses the establishment of a Centre of higher education and a national library in Saint Christopher and Nevis, which suggests a focus on education and cultural development. The mention of the United Nations and its anniversary also implies international cooperation and diplomacy. Additionally, the text highlights the importance of multilateralism and interdependence, which are themes often associated with international relations and diplomacy.