text: urges the Council in the name of justice and the sovereignty of the United Natims Charter to adopt a reaolution in conformity with the Charter ard with international laws and norms. Bcr/Ec WPv.2932 11 The PRRS ICDWT: 1 thank the representative of Kuwait for his kind words addressed to me. T new call cn the next speaker, the representative of Iraq. Mr. KMnWT (Iraq) (interpretation from Arabic) : I should first like to congratulate you. Sir, cm you assumption oE the presidency of the Security CQUnCiL. I wish also to express our thanks and congratulations to the Permanent Representative of WLaysia , wha presided over the Council’s work last month. The position of my country’s Government with respect to the item before the Council is the following. First, the events taking place in Kuwait are internal matters which have no relation to Lraq. Secondly, the Free Prwisional Government of Kuwait requested my Government to assist it to establish security and order so that the Kuwaitis wouLd nQt have to suffer. My Government decided to prwide uuch assistance solely on that basis. Thirdly, the Iraqi Gwernment energetically states that Irq is pursuing no goal or obfective in Kuwait and desires cordial and good-neighbourly relations with Kuwait. Pourthly, it in the Yuwaitis the-elves who in the final analysis will determine their future. The Lraqf forces will withdraw as scan as order has beeq restored. This was the request made by the Free Provisional Government of Kuwait. We hope that it will take no more than a few days , cx at the most a few weeks. Fifthly, there are reports that the previous Kuwaiti Government \as been werthcowa and that there is noJ a new Gwernment. Hence, the person in the Seat A@ w*r*a’L b^-- e----:-L’^ 00 fifi& an; hia statement lacks cfej+ance. -*. ‘.e”.d.L L1T;I.C .cyrcor,l,wx WX/EC s/W.2932 12 (Mr. Kadrat, Iraq) 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech by the representative of Iraq at the United Nations Security Council, discussing the situation in Kuwait. The speaker emphasizes that the events in Kuwait are internal matters and that Iraq's involvement is limited to assisting the Free Provisional Government of Kuwait to establish security and order. The text does not mention any specific economic, social, or environmental issues related to Kuwait, but rather focuses on the political situation and the withdrawal of Iraqi forces. Therefore, it is likely that the category is related to international relations and politics.