of rare gravity, the participation of all interests in the process of decision-making is imperative because of the macro-management of the world within the framework of collective and shared responsibility. From that standpoint, it is crucial to strengthen the United Nations system and to restructure its economic and social bodies so as to prepare the Organization, with its irreplaceable attributes, to shoulder more responsibility in realms of new competence and to become, as stipulated in the Charter, the place par excellence for the harmonization of the interests of the international community. Permit me to conclude by sayinq that the horror and fury that have followed in the wake of this century, as well as the glimmers of hope that have been engendered, have traced a new frontier for mankind. In this regard, the constant policy of my Sovereign, His Majesty Hassan II, Kinq of Morocco, has been to promote continuous dialogue between all the components of the international community, to issue the same global challenge to ignorance, poverty, hunger: to disease, cataclysms, desertification: to the sequels of colonialism, apartheid, heqemonism: to outside interference, envy, resentment: to the arms race, war -all wars; finally, to economic chaos, social injustice, this materialism which alienates and reduces man to the rank of a greedy consumer and a production machine. From this rostrum I appeal to the countries bearing a heavy responsibility for the conduct of international relations to adopt energetic policies to uproot the germs of violence, of exclusion and of intolerance that threaten the human race. Indeed, there can be no doubt that it is by enabling the peoples of the world to enjoy standards of living compatible with their dignity and to Play their proper role on the international arena that it will t:e possible to avoid the pernicious BCT/td A/S-18/PV.4 70 (Mr. Benqelloun, Morocco) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of Morocco, focusing on the importance of international cooperation, collective responsibility, and addressing global challenges. It touches on various themes, including poverty, hunger, disease, war, and economic chaos. The language is diplomatic and emphasizes the need for dialogue, tolerance, and cooperation to achieve a more peaceful and prosperous world.

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