African countries to gain independence and since that time it has played an active part in the life of the African continent, in international life as a whole and in the work of the United Nations, The Republic of Guinea has set a very good example in appointing as its representative Ambassador C&B, who is one of her country’s outstanding politicians; we have great respect for her and take great pleasure in working with her in considering the problems which arise both in the General Assembly and in the Security Council. 45. The representative of Morocco is next on the list of speakers. I invite the representative of Morocco to take a place at the Council table. 46. Mr. ZENTAR (Morocco) (interpretation from French]: Mr. President, first of all I should like to thank you and all the members of the Council for allowing me to speak in a debate which is of concern to my country-as an Arab and African country of course, but also as a State Member of the United Nations aware of its duties in everything having regard to the defence of justice and the safeguarding of international peace and security. 47. I should also like to hail your personal accession to the presidency of the Council this month not only because of your personal qualities, which have always been of the greatest benefit to our Organization, but also because many of us regard your presidency as a good omen at a time when the Council is beginning its debate on so important and SO sensitive a topic, Your country, the Soviet Union, in view of its international responsibilities, in view of its power and the great influence it wields, has played and is still called upon to play a role of the first importance in the service of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic speech or a statement made by a representative of a country to the United Nations. The speaker is expressing gratitude for being allowed to speak, acknowledging the importance of the topic being discussed, and highlighting the role of their country in international affairs. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic being discussed is of a sensitive and serious nature.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief