text: UNITED NATIONSAS General Assernbly Security CouncilDistr. GENERAI A,/ 44/ 95L s/ 2L322 30 May 19 90 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: FRENCH GENERAL ASSEMBLY I'orty-fourth sess ion Agenda item 39 QUESTION OF PALESTINESECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated 29 May 1990 from the Charq6 d,affaires a.i. ofthe Permanent Mission of Madaqascar to the Uniteal Nations addressed to the Secretary-Gene ral I have the honour to traasmit to you herewith the text of the message dated25 May 1990 addressed to you by His Excellency Mr. Didier Rat.siraka, presideDt ofthe Democratic Republic of Madagascar. r should be very grateful if you $ou1d arrange for the text of this letter andit.s aanex to be circulated as an official documeDt of the forty-fourtlt session ofthe General Assembly, under agenda itern 39, and of the Security Council. (Signetl) Noal RAKOTONDRAMBOA Char96 d'affaires a, i. )0-13663 17s3d (E)UNITED NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly Security CouncilDistra GENERAL A/44/951 S/21322 30May1990 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: FRENCH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth session Agenda item39 QUESTION OFPALESTINESECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated29May1990fromtheCharged'affaires a.i.of thePermanent Mission ofMadagascar totheUnited Nations addressed totheSecretary-General Ihavethehonour totransmit toyouherewith thetextofthemessage dated 25May1990addressed toyoubyHisExcellency Mr.Didier Ratsiraka, President of theDemocratic Republic ofMadagascara Ishould beverygrateful ifyouwouldarrange forthetextofthisletter and itsannextobecirculated asanofficial document oftheforty-fourth session of theGeneral Assembly, underagenda item39,andoftheSecurity Council. (Signed) NoelRAKOTONDRAMBOA Charge d'affaires a.i. lO-13663 1753d(E) I ••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAl 44/95L s/2]-322 English Page 2 ANNEX Republic of Madaqascar addressed to the Secretary-Genejal of the United Nations At the tine whe! the Security Council' is discussinq in Geneva the thorny Israeli-PalestiDian problen, tfre Democratsic RePubtic of Madagascdr wishes to condemrx forcefuLly lhe crimilal act PerPetrateal agaiast Palestinian workers in Gaza, whicb }eal to a terribte ta""u".a ind aborninable violence in the occupie'l territories. This action feads us to beLieve that Peace in the Middle and Near East is
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communication from the Permanent Mission of Madagascar to the United Nations, addressing the Security Council and the General Assembly. The content focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically condemning a "crimilal act" against Palestinian workers in Gaza, which suggests a strong emotional and political tone. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations, conflict resolution, or humanitarian issues.