text: based on the principles established in the Charter of the United Nations. Hence, Kuwait would prefer that a special committee or a working group be established to lay down the bases and criteria for drafting the elements of thisprinciple, and that the results reached be then put before the Member StaEes forstudy and for submission of views and suggestions. ROMANIA lOriginal: Frenchl [20 June 1985] 1. The aim of the United Nat.ions examination of the question of good-neighbourliness between States, undertaken since 1979 as a result of aninitiative of Romania and other countries, has been, as General Assemblyresolution 34/99 and a1I the resolutions subseguently adopted on the matterspecify' "to examine the question of good-neighbourliness in order to strengthen and further develop its content, as well as ways and modalities of enhancing its effectiveness ... with a view to preventing conflicts and to increasing confidence among States, particularly neighbouring onest'. A basic reason for undertaking this examination is also indicated in the aforesaid resolution when it states that "the generalization of the long practice and certain norms of good-neighbourlinessis likely to strengthen friendly relations and co-operation among States, i.n accordance with the Charter[. The General Assembly accordingly decided 'rto start clarifying and formulating the elements of good-neighbourliness as partof a process of elaboration of a suitable international document on the subject".A/40/450 English Page 9 2. fn resolution 39/78, adopted in 1984, the General Assembly invited Governnentsto communicate to the United Nations Secretariat in 1985 their views on the contentof good-neighbourliness and on ways and modalities to enhance its effectiveness or,if they deemed it appropriate, to update the replies already given by them.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and cooperation between states, with a focus on strengthening friendly relations and preventing conflicts. The mention of a Charter and General Assembly resolutions suggests that the text is concerned with international law and organization. The context of good-neighbourliness and cooperation among states also implies that the text may be related to diplomacy and international relations.