text: During ny menorable visit to the Vatican, when I net with His HoLiness. Iinvited hlm to cone to Morocco on a visi!. He reptied gently, with a snj.le! "Butwhat wouLd I do if I cane to Morocco? I couLd not very vrell lead the publicprayer' since you are a pure Isl.anic nationr what then could be lhe purpose of sucha lourney?'r To this I repLied: "But your Holiness's responsibiliLies are not retigiousalonei you have responsibilities rrith respect to education and rnorals as well.', "r an convinced", I added, ,'EhaE the vasc najority of Moroccans, especiallyMorocco's young people. r,rould welcome any words which your Holiness night have cosay to them concerni,ng lhe noral conduct of individuals, connunities, peoples andrel ig i.ons. rl What was at first only a drean has, thanks to cod andf secondarily, as aresul! of our connon desire that it should become a realj.ty. cone to pass. Ourhope for lhis neeting has been realized. Thus, a lruth shines for aLr the worl-d coseei thaf vrhen good will and good faith are joined bogether in the desire forunderstanding and peace' there is nothing which can separate peoples and revealedrel ig ions. There is no need for me to introduce His Holiness pope John paul_ II Eo you,since he is very weII knor,rn Lo you all. behalf f or hi s cone toask God to grant our great friend health, tranquillity and success. On your and in ny own name, I welcone hin and express my warm gratj.tude and yoursvisit to this trslanic land, for having kindly agreed, on our invitation, Eathis fraternal countrv.A/40/57O Engl ish Page 3 ANNEX II FUII text of the address delivered by Ehe supreme Pontiff aE the people's rally presided over by His Majesty King Hassan II and Ilis Hol-iness the [bpe at casablanca on 19 August 1985
analysis: The text appears to be a transcript of a speech or address delivered by a high-ranking official, likely a head of state or a religious leader, during a visit to Morocco. The content of the speech focuses on the idea of unity and understanding between different religions and cultures, with a specific mention of the Pope's visit to Morocco. The speech also touches on the theme of education and morality. Given the emphasis on interfaith dialogue and the role of religious leaders in promoting peace and understanding, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely Culture.