situation and to move forward to seize opportunities for the establishment and expansion of peace. Pending the achievement of that objective my,country will continue to stand by the Palestinian people in its struggle for the restoration of its usurped rights under the leadership of its legitimate representative, the 'Palestine Liberation Organization (PIG). Before concluding my statement I should like to express to 'the Secretary-General and to Mr. Marrack Goulding, Under-Secretary-General for Special POlitiCal Affairs, Our appreciation for the great efforts made in preparing the report pertaining to the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories. My country expects the Security Council to give the report and the recommendations contained therein due and positive consideration. The PRESIDENT: I thank the representative of Egypt'for the kind words he addressed to me. Mr. 'BUCCI (Italy): We are almost at the end of the month, -Mr. President, and I have not yet had the pleasure of conveying to you our satisfaction at seeing the representative of the United Kingdom presiding over the Security Council. January has been a month of intense work , a month that has given the measure of your Prowess, your spirit of initiative and your authoritativeness for which we are grateful. We are also grateful to your predecessor, Arfbassador Belonogov, who as JVWl.3 (Mr. BUCC~, Italy) chance would have it was also allotted a month of intense work, a month of duties which he carried out with &termination, cchmitment and tact. I take this opportunity also to extend a cordial welcome to the delegations Of Algeria, Brazil, Nepal, Senegal and Yugoslavia , which have recently joined us. I am certain that the Security Council will receive a great contribution by their presence . BG/14 We are meeting to examine the submitted by the Secretary-General s/w. 27 86 61 (Mr. Bucci , Italy) most urgent operative aspects of the report 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing international relations, politics, and conflict resolution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level discussion or debate. The specific mention of the Palestine Liberation Organization and the occupied Palestinian territories suggests a focus on a particular geographic region and conflict. The tone is one of cooperation and appreciation, with speakers acknowledging the efforts of others.

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