eourm, we hav. out @.aut, but it is tba Coltriclil’s responsibility. In the hops of a renewad relwancm and affeutivmess for tho Security Council, I should like to e%preim ay dWQ aQQreciati= The PRESSDGNTa I thank Hr. Plekeoud for his kind words addrumd to se. The next speaker io the representative of Harocco. I invite him to take a Qlaw at the Council aable and to make his statelent. ewcrm s/elf. 1923 266 Hr. SWUM+ QrorQacol (interpretation fra Frennchl a Mr. IPrefsidmt, at the outset f wirh to say hew pleased ‘I am at the twfoldl pcivilags that I have todaya first, to address the Security &uncilo and seamdly, to rake tbhis l tatemwht uuder your able guidance, which I hope will h6 -o-me& with success~ f should also like to omvey to the people of Yemen, through it8 distinguished repcudzative, GUP congratulations foY.lcefng its unification. ckrw again the dramatic evmts that havct :-tzt coveml the mupied Arab territories qith blood arouse our oonscPe~.:~ C& *c-*.; 5 ‘: m the dram of a people that has m&red martyrdom for axe than 40 years. ‘:,, :.he -p-pin of being uproy”.nd am3 the clepcivatian of ibl fualierrable rights there has bees ad&d, wer the year% ’ the suffetiug caused by an implacable planned oppression perpetrated by tin socupier IAt hm am% uaa of it5 skills in txutality end k $0 inmlent 88 to ptodlailp that It is W2d’a chosen people*. No Phcm in the uorti has a better claim tm Ralestiue to be cmsidera8 tha! lad of lwe, tolerarca am3 peaoar for the tbraa great revealed relLgions have d.uaY5 aoerieted there k mcual respect and brother-. Yet it is there that blind vtdlcmce has atruck a ~pulaticm wtmae spilt blood ie the greatest affront to -4. 