text: froa our ahor@& lib the eriair in the Gulf. We are vulnerable to the adverpturiam of terrorista, like thooa who held tka Prim b9ioirter and Cabinet Uwbera of Trinid8d and Tobago hcmtoge in July of this year. We in the Caribbean provided buamaitari8.n aaaiat5aca urd we were prep8red to aup~Py ailitaey araiatanee if it ma required. We are vuloorable to air, aua and land pollution oriqiaatinq outside of our shores. Tbe higheat calling of the United Nation6 is to facilitate tbo peJcofu1 dovmlopmif of all nations an8 to mobilise tha cornunity of n&ions to improve the quality of life 00 pesple everyuhoro. For this noblo ideal to be raalited, tbo world must hav* pace. Let 148 staad firm against agqression, exploitation and uwjn suppression, so that peace may be won and the world cas direct its attention and its massive resoureos to the develomnt of people everywhere. Thsre is no higher i&al to which the United Nation@ can aspiro. -8 On behalf of the General Assembly. wish to thank the Prime Wiaister OS Saint ltitts and Nevis for tbe Lmportast stotemsnt he bar just made. &cnvALLo (Argentina) (interpretation from Spasish): At the outset, let me convey to you, Sir, my wc1rm and heartfelt congratulationa on your election as President of tbe Geaersl Assembly at its forty-fifth session. Your esperiencka and wisdom guarantee the success of our endeavours. I would also like to convey our delegation's appreciation to General Garrha . who so efficiently guMed our proeeedisgs at the forty-fourth session. We reiterate our welcome to the newly born Republic of Namibia as an independent State, thus putting ao end to one of the most conflict-laden and unfair situations in recent history. We also wolcoms the Principality sf Liechtenstein as 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of the United Nations, discussing global issues and challenges. It touches on themes such as international security, environmental degradation, and the pursuit of peace and development. The tone is diplomatic and optimistic, with a focus on the role of the United Nations in promoting cooperation and progress among nations.