rather than just referring to them, should associate the people of Palestine in the negotiations with the parties to tha conflict. It seems to us that that is the path which would lead to a stable peace in the Middle East. 138. Before I leave the Council table, I formally request, as my colleagues have done, that the resolution adopted at Addis Ababa by the Assembly of heads of State of the OAU be considered a working document of the Security Council. 139. The PRESIDENT (translation from Russian): I thank the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Chad for his very interesting statement and, in connexion with his last remark, I should like to inform him that the resolution adopted by the anniversary session of the Assembly of the Organization of African Unity relating to the Middle East has already been issued as a Security Council document at the request of the Commissioner for External Affairs of Nigeria /S/10943]. I also thank the distinguished Minister for his words addressed to me. 140. Before closing the meeting, I should like to recall that the decision taken by the Council yesterday to suspend consideration of the question of the Middle East contains the provision that the suspension should be used for further reflection on the results of the discussion of the question in the Council, both by its members and by other represen- tatives taking part in the consideration of the item. In the light of the Secretary-General’s report on the efforts undertaken by his Special Representative and also the statements which have been made by all States participating in the consideration of this question, the suspension could also be used for the holding of further informal consul- tations among members of the Council regarding further steps the Council might take. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a political issue, specifically a conflict in the Middle East, and the actions taken by the Security Council to address it. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is related to international relations and politics.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations