At this sensitive historic moment for the region and the world, for the first time in the history oE the country, we have qathered at the hiqh jirqah of tribes in the city of Kabul to take important decisions for the consolidation of peace and the defence of the frontiers of Afqhanistan on the basis of the proqram of action of the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan and the historic Loya Jirqah (qrand assembly) of the elected representatives of the people of Afghanistan. We declare with qreat satisfaction that the jirqah was convened in an atmosphere of freedom, democracy and full understandinq. Followinq the decisions and messages oP the recent Mya Jirqah of the Democratic Republic of Afqhanistan we consider it necessary to brinq the followinq points to the attention of Your Excellency the Secretary-General of the United Nations. The victory of the April national democratic revolution in our ancient country Alqhanistan has provided adequate conditions for the Eraternal tribes and clans of the country to work for the creation of a blossominq society void of class oppression and national discrimination, All the tribes of the DKA welcomed the victory of the revolution, and the struqgle for the implementation of the objectives of the revolution was started with the active participation of the tribes. They whole-heartedly supported the policy of our State. The humane and peaceful policy of the State of the DKA once aqain was welcomed by all the toilers of the country during the elections to the local orqans of State power and administration. These elections became a decisive factor for the democratization of all aspects of the social life. But Prom the very first days of the victory of the revolution, world imperialism, Chinese heqemonism and the reactton of the reqion resorted to sav,3qe 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the government of Afghanistan, likely from the 1980s during the Soviet-Afghan War. It emphasizes the country's struggle for peace and independence, references the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan, and mentions the Loya Jirqah (grand assembly) of tribal representatives. The tone is formal and official, suggesting a focus on national and international politics rather than economic or social development. The text also mentions the reaction of "world imperialism, Chinese hegemonsim and the reaction of the region", indicating a sense of global politics and geopolitics.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations