of State at the end of their mission congratulated Egypt on its co-operation with the Committee of 10 and on its positive attitude and its persevering efforts to restore peace to the region. 78. Noting with satisfaction that the Arab Republic of Egypt had spared no effort to reach a just and lasting solution-an effort marked by the constructive co-operation of that great African country with international bodies and OAU, and in accordance with the Charter of OAU- they reaffirmed their active and total support for Egypt in its struggle to recover its territorial integrity completely and by all possible means. 79. Moreover, they energetically condemned the negative position taken by Israel vis-A-vis the mission of the 10 Heads of African States and Israel’s obstructionist position. It was with deep concern that they noted that despite the many resolutions of the United Nations and OAU enjoining Israel to withdraw from all occupied African and Arab territories, Israel not only persists in its refusal to imple- ment those resolutions, but does its utmost to practise a policy tending to create in those territories a situation of fait accompli to serve its expansionist goals. Once again they call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Israeli forces from all the occupied territories, declaring null and void the changes made by Israel in those territories, and they undertake not to recognize any change likely to lead to a fait accompli or to undermine the territorial integrity of the countries which are victims of Israeli aggression. 80. The tragedy of the Palestinian people was also of concern to the African Heads of State, who recognize that respect for the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people is an essential element in any just and equitable solution, just as it is a factor indispensable for the establishment of a lasting peace in the region. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or declaration, focusing on international relations, conflicts, and territorial integrity. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of cooperation, peace, and respect for the rights of nations and peoples.

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