text: President Mitterand recogniced, on the occasion of his official visit to Moroni, ‘that a concrete and pragmatic approa-:h must be taken if we are to succeed in putting this unfortunate disagreement behind us'. /. . .A/46/640 English Page 4 Vhis demonatratioa of political will on both sides must ba supported b,y the international ootmsunity at large, and our Organisation in particular, in order that dialogue can rapidly be initiated betwew th8 parties with a view to finding a just and lasting solution to the Comoriaa claim. “Since the eleotion of the new Comorian Read of State, the guestion of the Comoriaa island of Mayotte has been discussed in tho following international organieations : (a) The twenty-sixth ordinary s8ssion of th8 Conference of Heads of State and QOV8rtUn8nt of OAU (Addle Ababs, O-11 July 1990), which adopted r8solution AHQ/Res.193 (XXVI) in which it reaffirmed the sovereignty of the Islamia Federal Republic of th8 Comoro8 over th8 Comoriaa island of Mayottet (b) Tbo nineteenth Islamic Conference of Ministers for Foreign Affairs, held at Cairo from 31 July to 5 August 1990, adopted resolution 31/19P and, in 1 ts final communigu6, inVit8d the Frenah QOV8rIUIl8nt to honour the commitments entered into before the referendum on the self-determination of the Comoro archipelago, on 22 December 1974, regarding respect for the unity and territorial integrity of the Comoros. The Conference also invitet member States to bring their influence to bear, collectively and individually, on the French l3overnment to indUC8 it to accelerate the process of negotiations with th8 Qoversment of the Islamic Federal Republic of the Comoro8 on the basis of the national unity and territorial integrity of that country. “Despite the solidarity and support thus extended by international bodies in this affair, scarcely any progress has been made in practical terms.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political issue, specifically a territorial dispute between the Comorian government and the French government over the island of Mayotte. The text mentions international organizations and resolutions, indicating an international political context. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and diplomacy.