text: Council table; Mr. Abulhaeen (uuwaatt) took e place at ,the Council table, The PRE!3IDi%IT$ The Security Council will now resuim its consideration of the item m its agenda. Metiers of the Council havebe%re tienr &munrent 8/21441, which contains the text of a draft reeolutian submitted by Canada, Colohta, C&e d*Ivoire, Ethiopier Bfnlmd, France, Salayeie, the United Kingdom of Great Buftain and Northern Ireland, the United States of America and !?a&~. X ehoul.d like ti draw the attention to the metiera oP the Council to the follcwing doc%lQm tss S/21426, letter dated 2 &gust 1990 frown the Chwg6 A’cdkTaires ad Antsrim of the Permment M,esion of Italy to tie United Nations addteased to the Becretery-Generals S/21427, letter dated 2 8ugu6t 1990 a_--- -- L 4:s~ *t ~~~wsnc i&peasntisive of Japan b &e United Nutions addra8sed to the Setxetary-GenePals S/21420, letter aat& 2 August 1990 from the Charge d’affahee ad int%rim of the Permanent Mimion of thQ Islamic Republic oe Iran to ths Unitea -- Nations addmsed to the Secretary-General; S/21429, Letter dabd 3 August 1990 Em?/ed S/PV. 2933 3 (Th? President) from the Permanent Ebptesentative of Ucuguay to the United Nations addressed to the Saccetary-General$ S/21430, letter dated 3 Auwlet 1990 from the permnent mLhpcesentative of mm to the United Nations addressed to the secretary-General; S/21432, letter dated 3 August 1990 from the Chat& d’affaires ad interim of the ~ecmammt ~iesioe of the German Uearoocatic Republic b, the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-Generals S/21433, letter dated 3 August 1990 from the Permanent lbpresantative of South Africa to the United Nations addressed to the SeCCetaCy-GenQtal) S/21434, letter dated 3 August 1990 from the Permanent fispcesentative of Qatar to the United Nations addceaaed to the Seocetary-General; S/21435, letter dated 3 Auguet 1990 from the Charge d’affaices ad interim of the Pecmahent Mission of @mlagascac to the United Nations addceesed to the 
analysis: The text appears to be a formal document from the United Nations Security Council, discussing the consideration of a draft resolution submitted by several countries. The document mentions letters from various countries, including Italy, Japan, Iran, Uruguay, Germany, South Africa, and Qatar, addressed to the Secretary-General. Given the formal tone and the mention of countries, it seems likely that the document is related to international relations and diplomacy.