some circles to distort the nature of the Iraqi aggression ia the eyes of the international community. fn that context, Kuwait wishes to affirm that the subatence of the Iraqi aqgresaion against Kuwait is the continuing occupation of Kuwait, whickl pravente its legitimate Government from returning to it. These are hut after-effects of the aggression. When the occupation is eliminated, when the entire land of Kuwait ia free of the trampling boots of the occupier, and when the legitimate Government hae returned, all those after-effects will be eliminated. I am in duty bound to say a few words to my friend the Secretary-General of the United Nations, His excellency Javier Peres de CuellaP. lie has been courageous and faithful. Ue has aided with riqht and justice. He derived strength from the Council when in a statement he'aaid recently %u injustice has been done a emall country that has been one of the States most attached to the United Nations and its objectives." I wish to assure him that the people of Kuwait, and indeed the entire world, will rexnber the role he barn undertaken, for the world cannot accept the continuing injustice in Kuwait at a time when all the forces of juetice are fighting the force8 of evil. s (interpretation from Russiau)r I thank the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Bore&n Affairs of Kuwait for him kind words addressed to the Couacil and all the participant6 in today's meeting. There are no further spmkers for this meetinq. I express my heartfelt thauke to all my COlleaqWs for their co-operation and mutual understanding, and for the bu8ineSSlike attitude that hae prevailed at this meeting, a8 a reeult resolution today. of which we have proved able to adopt a most important 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from the Deputy Prime Minister of Kuwait, addressing the United Nations Council. The main topic is the occupation of Kuwait by Iraq and the desire to restore Kuwait's sovereignty and legitimate government. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law and the role of the United Nations. There is no mention of economic or scientific development, healthcare, education, or employment. The focus is on the political and humanitarian aspects of the situation.

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