foodstuffs ~8 ,-mSicinra should be excepted fran the embargoed qoods is only a pretext that might sham to be pertinent but is really designed to canmufbge malicious &8 ignta. All the humanitarian problems arising from aggression md occupation will be solved ace the aggrerrion am3 the occupation and their effects are brought to an end. That can happan mly if there i A firm in’cerr,ational solidarity, whicfi will contributi ??o forcing the aqqr=.ssor to impiement SeCUrftY Comcil resolutiort 650 (199CM. BCT/JL s/W.2 930 63- 65 (Mr. Abulhasan, Kuwait) We are conftdent that what the Security Council hss done will go dam in the annals of history. For, in adopting this resolut.ion today, the Council has contributed to ensuring the complete and unconditional withdrawal of the invading Iraqi forces fras the territory of Kuwait and the restoration of the legitimate Government of Ku-it. Despite the tragedy that has befallen us, we stress that we seek peace; we have alrays sought peace, and we shall continue to seek peace. Ku-it will see its freedola and pride restored~ it will again be the nmster of its fate, un&t the leadership of its Bead of State, Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-F&ah, with the faithful people of Kuwait and all the peace-loving nations standing behind him. You, the rPes&ers of the Security Council , represent the conscience of the world community. The AIISlDmT: The next speaker is the representative of Ghan, who wishes to make a statement on behalf of the States raetiers of the Gulf Co%peration counci1. 1 invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his ststement. Mr. AL-KHISSAIBY (Oman) : The Security Council has, in a very short the, adopted a nusbec of very important resolutions aimed at resolvirq the critical 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Kuwait or a regional organization, addressing the United Nations Security Council. The speech focuses on the crisis in Kuwait, the invasion by Iraqi forces, and the need for a peaceful resolution. The speaker emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and the role of the Security Council in ensuring the withdrawal of Iraqi forces and the restoration of Kuwait's sovereignty.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade