organisation of the Islamic Conference, the prospects for a peaceful solution to this conflict are not very encouraging. The continuation of this conflict is exhausting not only the resources of the countries involved but ia threatening peace and security in that region in particular and in the world in general. We wish to express our appreciation to the Member States of the Economic Co-operation Council of the Gulf Countries for their efforts to arrive at g peaceful solc,ion to this fratricidal conflict. We appreciate the conotructive initiative taken by the Government of Iraq for this purpose, namely, to put an end to the conflict and to start a dialogue which could lead to a peaceful global settlement of the crisis. We hope that the Secretary-General of the United Natims, the Non-Aligned Movement, and the Organization of the Islamic Conference will continue their effort6 to end hostilities and to bring peace to the region. BP/at ryro/pv. 19 / 84435 ,, 4. ‘. ” (Mr. Farah, Djibouti) ohs genocide in Afghanirtan hapr born going on now for six year& six of the IWSt tvagic yeare in the history of that couratry. The preuence of hundred6 of thou6ande of foreign ooldiero, carrying out rnas6acreo of civiliane, ha8 forced one I fourth of the population of Afghaniotan to flee their hoauelend end to seek refuge in neighbour fng countr ice. The Afghm paoplo have shown the warld that no , eacrifioe i6 too gk’eat to presarve their independence and their cultural and 6pir itU&fl Vah@6, xn 6pite of the numexou6 nm666cm6 of men, women and children, the destructfon of orops and entire village6 , the ocraupation force6 have not uucaeedcd in bmakfng the re6ietance of the varliant Afghan people. The Republio Of Djibouti is OppO6E?d and will alWay be opposed to foreign armed intervention and to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a communiqué from the government of Djibouti, expressing concerns and opinions on two conflicts: the Gulf War and the ongoing war in Afghanistan. The statement emphasizes the humanitarian and security implications of these conflicts, highlighting the suffering of civilians and the need for peaceful solutions.

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