eourm, we hav. out @.aut, but it is tba Coltriclil’s responsibility. In the hops of a renewad relwancm and affeutivmess for tho Security Council, I should like to e%preim ay dWQ aQQreciati= The PRESSDGNTa I thank Hr. Plekeoud for his kind words addrumd to se. The next speaker io the representative of Harocco. I invite him to take a Qlaw at the Council aable and to make his statelent. ewcrm s/elf. 1923 266 Hr. SWUM+ QrorQacol (interpretation fra Frennchl a Mr. IPrefsidmt, at the outset f wirh to say hew pleased ‘I am at the twfoldl pcivilags that I have todaya first, to address the Security &uncilo and seamdly, to rake tbhis l tatemwht uuder your able guidance, which I hope will h6 -o-me& with success~ f should also like to omvey to the people of Yemen, through it8 distinguished repcudzative, GUP congratulations foY.lcefng its unification. ckrw again the dramatic evmts that havct :-tzt coveml the mupied Arab territories qith blood arouse our oonscPe~.:~ C& *c-*.; 5 ‘: m the dram of a people that has m&red martyrdom for axe than 40 years. ‘:,, :.he -p-pin of being uproy”.nd am3 the clepcivatian of ibl fualierrable rights there has bees ad&d, wer the year% ’ the suffetiug caused by an implacable planned oppression perpetrated by tin socupier IAt hm am% uaa of it5 skills in txutality end k $0 inmlent 88 to ptodlailp that It is W2d’a chosen people*. No Phcm in the uorti has a better claim tm Ralestiue to be cmsidera8 tha! lad of lwe, tolerarca am3 peaoar for the tbraa great revealed relLgions have d.uaY5 aoerieted there k mcual respect and brother-. Yet it is there that blind vtdlcmce has atruck a ~pulaticm wtmae spilt blood ie the greatest affront to -4. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of a country, possibly addressing the United Nations Security Council. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the speaker seems to be discussing a sensitive topic related to conflict, human rights, and international relations. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the situation in Yemen and the speaker's views on the country's history and the current conflict.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture