engaged in a debate on the question concerning the situation in the region of the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas). As a result of the efforts of the represen- tatives of Ireland, Uganda and others, and after repeated consultations, a draft resolution acceptable to all has finally been drawn up. We are of the view that, since this has created certain conditions to facilitate a cease-fire and the resumption of negotia- tions and also formally renews the Secretary-Gen- eral’s mandate to continue his efforts, it can be considered a step forward, and we should like to express our appreciation of those efforts, The Chinese delegation will therefore vote in favour of the draft resolution. 82. However, the draft resolution has failed to ask an immediate cease-fire and has not fully affirmed the results achieved by the Secretary-General in the two-week effort he undertook, as the basis for his renewed effort-namely, that both sides should agree to withdraw their forces simultaneously, that an interim United Nations administration should be established, and so forth. 83. We sincerely hope that, with the adoption of Ihe draft resolution, the parties concerned will co-opcrare fully with the Secretary-General so that a peaccfuf. just and reasonable solution may be found at an early date. 84. I now resume my capacity as PRESIDENT. 85. The Council will now vote on the draft resolution contained in document S/15122. 86. The PRESIDENT (int~~~p,.Ptationpom C1~irwscr: I now call upon the Secretary-General. 87. The SECRETARY-GENERAL (interpwtdw from Spanish): I should like first of all to thank lhc members of the Council for their approval and sup port of the steps that I took in pursuit of the objectives of resolution 502 (1982). I must now express fur; sincere appreciation of the renewed confidence shor\ n by the Council today. 8X. The Council is surely conscious of the serious 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing a conflict resolution effort related to the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) between the United Nations Security Council and the parties involved. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and conflict resolution.

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