text: prinlciples elf #the United Narticms Charter. 146. Anticipating positive a&on by tie .&nerd As- sembly, my d&g&on w&~omes both countries to Ithe United Nations famZy and cmgrat&tes ti for their willingnes!s bo co-ogerate ti the coliecitive wXi and wisdom of humanity .im rthe pu!rsuit of peace laud order and [tile promotion of the fundamental pdnciples of the United Nations Chao%er. 147. Et is tie hope of #my delegation &at those coun- brim s~bill plagued with titife and divldled by ideo;lolgies and mutual hoetifity wild emulate the lexampl,e <of tie twfo German Repubks. We also h,opple t&at nations Pke those of $&the Milddllle East which olre still s;o f,urions$y at odds will Iliearn from tie two Bermam Republics lthe effkacy 08 s~ebtting disputes ,and diffegenm by peaceful means. 148. My &legation &oolks forward to the mlost fruit- ful and fratelrnti co-opmation wirth tie delegations of the German Deunacratic Rcepubli’c and tie Federal Re- pubtilc of Geumany *In ‘our oolmmon endaavour ~to give effect to t&e purposes and principles of the United Na- tions Charter a& the various &ci,sions, resolutions and declarations of rthis Oounci1 an’d rthte olther ‘organs, agencies and b,ol&es w,ithin the Untied Na&i~on,s sy&m. 149. The admission $0 membe&$ #of tixe TJnw Nations of the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of German will give all our dele- gations the opportunity to co-operate in accordance wi’th the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations in order to work for a new world order, progress for our peoples and inter- national peace and security.’ We are confident that in this endeavour ‘the German Democratic Republic and lthe Fade& Republic of Gfepmany will make theiT ‘lomg-awaited ,po.siltive oonnltribnttions. My de- Segatioa will co-opmtte wi’th both their delegations in harmony and in equity and with full respect for thezir sovereignty and national id’en,tirty. 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic speech or statement, discussing the admission of two German states to the United Nations and the potential for cooperation and progress. While it touches on themes of international relations and global governance, it does not specifically address economic development, natural resources, or other categories related to the physical environment or human welfare.