in particular. The conference should have as its role the full implemntation of resolution 181 (111 and tk provision of safeguards of peaa for all States of the region, with guarantees from the United Otates of Amrica and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. My delegation would like once again urgently to appeal b the State of Israel and its Government, the occupying Rower of the Palestinian territories, to comply irrlrrradiately and strictly with the Fourth Geneva Convention relative tc the Protection of c!iqilin: ++--- (- T?c of lar, ----.V h.. of 12 &igiiee i9-49, and ta put an end to its policies and practices oontravoning the provisions of that Ccnvention. Zaire will continue to lend its full support to the Palestinian people struggling for ite independence, its unity nrrd its rvrn identity. JB/36 s/w. 2923 161 The PRES XDBJT: I thank the representative QE Zaire for his kind words addressed to IIB= The next speaker on my list is the representative of the Syrian Arab &public. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. Mr. AL-MA!%1 (Syrian Arab Republic) (interpretation from Arabic) I I should like at the outset, Sir, to express on behalf of my delegation and UI my own behalf our omgratulations upon your election to the presidency of the Security Council for the month of Mry. We are fully confident that your diPlo@~tic eXperiehCB and political wis&m will guarantee the suuzess of the Council's work, particularly during tbi~ difficult time when the represeive practices of Israel are escalating against our Arab sons in the occupied Arab territories, seriously threatening fnternatimal peace and security. One source of satisfaction at your preefdency is your representation of a aouatry that has played an effective role 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech delivered at the United Nations Security Council, focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the implementation of Resolution 181. The speaker mentions the protection of civilians, the Fourth Geneva Convention, and the struggles of the Palestinian people. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level international discussion. Given the content and tone, it is likely that the speech is related to international relations, politics, and humanitarian issues.

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