text: the whole of Europe. 98. Let me end by repeating that it has ‘given ,rny delegation great satisfaction :to endorse our Committee’s recommendation ,that lthe G’erman Demooratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany be admi’tted to membtiship of the Unibed Nations; and we commend that reco~mmendatioa whole-heartedly to the next session of th’e General Assambly. 99. Mr. ANWAR SAN1 (Indonesia) : It is with great pleasuxe thlat my delegtion has supported Nthse ,applica- tions of the Ger’man Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Geillmany for ,membership in lthe United Nations. We look forward to welcoming the delegations of those ‘two co.un&ies ho .the forthcoming session of the General kss’embly. My delegation is convinced that bolth Germanys will contribute positively, to the efforts of the United NationIs to achi#eve i& aims an’d purpases. 100. The ,deoision ‘of the Secuti~ty Council to recom- mend to the General Assembly that rche two Germanys be admitted to membership of the United Nations is of historic importance to the Uni&ed Nations and 40 the world. That event has bleen made possible as a co+ sequence of various developments iln the world, among which we no& in particular the atmosphere of dc’tente, the ‘evolution of mutual accommodation and the de- velopment of m’ore cordial reIations ‘bemeen East, and West. 101. *The, relaxation of ,, $-I$~ ,l~?s. don?,, ,much tu, dispel ‘the atiosph&e of divtrust ‘that has kept the ,&Yo. Germanvs f,rom membership of the United Nations for such a long time. The fact ihat they were oot Members of the United Nations has never prevented Indonesia fro,m #developing friiendly relations and cloee economic co-operation with the two German States. Indonesia has since the ‘fifties established diplomatic relations witi the Federal Republic of G,ermany and co(nsular rtilatioas with thse German Dremocratic Republic which 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the admission of two German states to the United Nations. The tone is formal and congratulatory, with a focus on international relations and global cooperation. The language used is diplomatic and formal, with no mention of specific economic or environmental issues.