text: of work, the Conference continues today its consideration of items 6 and 7 entitled, "Effective international arrangements to assure non-nuclear-weapon States against the use or threat of nuclear weapons" and "New types of weapons of mass destruction and new systems of such weapons; radiological weapons". However, in accordance with rule 30 of the rules of procedure, any representative who wishes to raise any question relating to the work of the Conference may do so. On the list of speakers for today we have the representatives of France, Argentina, the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, Nigeria, Peru and Pakistan. I now give the floor to the representative of France, Ambassador Morel. Mr, MOREL (France) (translated from French); Permit me first of all to express our satisfaction at seeing the representative of Romania, a country that is a friend of and close to France, presiding over our work. We wish your country full success in the revolution that it is accomplishing in difficult circumstances, and we know that the holding of the presidency during an important month for the Conference will give Romania the opportunity to confirm its dedication to multilateral disarmament, which is precisely what was stressed in the message from the Foreign Minister of Romania, to which we listened with great interest. I would also like to thank your predecessors for the opening month of the summer half session, Ambassadors de Rivero and Sujka, for the excellent impetus they gave to the work of the Conference, which was marked by a number of very interesting developments. I would also like to welcome Ambassador Ricupero of Brazil, Ambassador von Wagner of the Federal Republic of Germany and Ambassador Chadha of India and assure them of my delegation's full co-operation. Lastly, I 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech delivered at an international conference, likely a diplomatic gathering, where representatives discuss and negotiate international agreements related to disarmament and non-proliferation of weapons. The speaker mentions specific topics, such as "nuclear weapons" and "radiological weapons", which suggests a focus on security and international relations.