text: leadership. the Council has been able to play a very 1 responsible and leading role. MY delegation is truly delighted to see you, the representative of the People’s Republic of China, a country with which Uganda enjoys very cordial and fruitful relations, presiding over the Council during this crucial month. 5. I take this opportunity to pay a very special and well-deserved tribute to my good friend and neigh- bour, Mr, Kamanda wa Kamanda, the repreSentatiVe of Zaire, for the dynamic and able manner in which he conducted the affairs of the Council during the month of April. I 6. On 3 April [235&h /nrering]; I addressed the Coun- cil on the question under consideration now. On that occasion I referred to the position of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries on the dispute between the Argentine Republic and the United Kingdom over the Malvinas Islands, Both the unequivocal commit- ment of my country to the path of non-alignment and the important role that the Non-Aligned Movement continues to play in contemporary international relations lead me to refer once again to that position. 7. The Movement of Non-Aligned Countries has consistently maintained a two-pronged approach to the dispute over the Malvinas Islands. On the sub- stance of the dispute, the Movement has consistently recognized the just claim of the Argentine Republic in the special and particular case of the Malvinas Islands, without prejudice to the general principle of self-determination, Regarding the means to be used in resolving the dispute, the Movement has always called for negotiations leading to a peaceful and just settle- ment of the dispute. 8. As I stated on 3 April-and I reaffirm it today- Uganda, as a member of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, fully subscribes to both aspects of the 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a high-ranking government official, specifically the President of Uganda, addressed to the United Nations Security Council. The topic of the speech is the dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Malvinas Islands, and the President's country's position on the issue within the framework of the Non-Aligned Movement. The text does not mention economic, social, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on international relations and diplomacy.