UNITED NATIONS GeneralAssembly Distr. GENERAL A/ 40 / 5'10 22 August 198 5 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: FRENCH Fortieth ses s ion Ilens 27, 89 and 101 of tbe provisional age nda * INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF PEACE INTERNATIONAL YOUTH YEAR: PARTICIPATION, DEVELOPMENT, PEACE EI,IMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE NoEe verbale dated 22 Auqust 1985 fron the permanen! Mission of Morocco to the United Nations addressed to the Sec re ta rv-cene ral The PernanenE Mission of the Kingdon of Morocco to the Unlled Nations presentsits conplinents !o the secre ta ry-cene raf of the united Nalions and has Ehe honour Eo Eransmit here\rith the text of the sta[ement made by His Majesty King Hassan II and lhe address delivered by His Holiness pope John paul rr at the peopre's ral-fypresided over by the Sovereign and His lloliness lhe pope at Casablanca on 19 Augus! 1985r vriEh the request that they be circulated as a docunent of the General- Assenbly, under items 27, 89 and l01 of the provisional agenda, A/40/Iso. 95-23576 16 61s (E)A/ Ao /570 Eng I 1Eh Page Z ANNEX I e'E ra His Hollness ha6 cone Eo Casablancahis wishes and ours focusing on the samenanely to weave logether and consolidate concord alrlong nations and religions,estv KiHassan II at re 1dn a s uat we have anong us, on our soll, at our sides, our eminen! friend, His Holiness Pope John Paul II. It is hard to believe that. thls neeting on Moroccan soil has become a realityso soon' since it uas no! so long ago that we made a visit. to Vatican City. becauge it was his r.rish - as it was ours -order, converging on tbe same objective, lhe threads of love, friendship and
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement made by the King of Morocco and the Pope at a joint event, focusing on international cooperation, peace, and tolerance. The language used is diplomatic and emphasizes the importance of unity and understanding among nations and religions. While the text does not specifically address any of the traditional categories of international activity, it suggests that the speakers are promoting a broader agenda that encompasses various aspects of international relations.

**Category**
Culture, Humanitarian aid and relief