text: dynamic form, in order to justify the collectfve reeponsiblity we have assumed under the standards and principles of the Charter , whose purpoees and objectives we are duty-bound to promote. It A6 an irony of fate that as wB commemrete the Ear tieth annivereary the most obvious signs of a situation that is in many respects of great concern Mnifeet thewelves throughout the entire fabric of international relations, covering even our most predictable proepecto with grey uncertainty. Xndead, today famine, hunger and poverty are raging in numerous countries with greater intensity than ever, Today we count almost 30 million Africans caught in Q JWO A/OO/PV. 19 27 (HP. Ndfnga Oba, Conga) criefa in whkoh the vagerhx~ of fate, au& a8 dmught and deeertlficetion, remin iotraotabla in spite of the reegonsibflltfes of men and hfo eyeteeure. Wcr oontinuo b experience even today how difficult it ie fou the develoPed part of the world to aacegt that underdevaloPamt ie not in any way deoreed by nature and that oonaerted and resolute actian can overo0~ ita ,Wl tilateralism should not always imply - aa ie eo often the cam - eolidar i ty the t is perceived only Pn term of tmde. That neoeeearfly leede to under-utilization of enormous intelleotual, technological and other poeeibilitiee whi& could be allocated by the world todey to the meet fundamental human needs + Because of this reality , and although our Otganioe tion wea conceived when taking int0 aouount the wm total Of the le8,sone dram from the mst a trooioue world war, the 40 yearo of the United Nations cannot be celebrated everywhere in the aam0 oerene atmosphere. War oontinuee to be the lot of many nations; and the arms raae does not spare even outer space. With regard to human righto and the r fgh t to self-determination of peoplee, 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-level official or organization, likely related to the United Nations, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the organization. The tone is critical, highlighting the continued struggles with poverty, hunger, and famine in many parts of the world, as well as ongoing conflicts and human rights violations. The text also touches on the theme of international cooperation and the need for collective responsibility to address these challenges. Given the focus on global issues, international relations, and the promotion of human rights, it is likely that the text falls under the category of humanitarian aid and relief, as well as international relations.