imposed on Iraqi imports and e%ports 88 a peaceful means of avoiding armed action. At that time, we said that the Security Council could not allow a precedent to be established in which someone with enough power was able to impose his wishes on other States. We voted in favour of resolution 666 (1990), which complements resolution 661 (1990) and fill8 some of it5 gaps. We would have wished resolution 666 (1990) to have considered a more efficient and feasible eyatem than that which has been included in it. We are not very optimistic about the speedy and expeditious way in wh!ch it will function. JW14 WPV.2939 68-70 t&g. Peiialosa. ColQJ&&&) However, we have no illusions that the Government of Iraq is going to allow the resolution to function as many believe it will. For the Government of Iraq, it is no mystery that the Security Council , which has just adopted resolution 666 (1990), was the same body that imposed tbe sanctions. We hope that in the near future measures will be adopted that will make the functioning of the Committee more efficient - perhaps because it has just begun its work, the Committee has to date demonstrated a high degree of inefficiency - and also fill some of the legal vacuumsr such as the implementation or the handling and administering of the requests that have reached the Council under Article 3. Iraq is using the hunger of the foreigners in its territory as another criminal and inhuman weapon. In this resolution, we would have wanted the Council more emphatically end clearly to deal with the status of foreigners who are subject to such attitudes on the part of the Iraqi Government. Of course, the Iraqi inhabitants are the responsibility of Mr. Hussein and he 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic and political implications of UN resolutions related to Iraq, specifically the imposition of sanctions and the impact on international trade. The text mentions the "imposed on Iraqi imports and exports" and the "Committee" that is supposed to implement the resolution, which suggests that the category should be related to international trade and economic development.

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