text: State with reoognized frontiers. The intesnational community must through the Security Council put an end to these grave expansionist projects, which threaten peace and security in the region. Peace can be achieved only if the Palestinian people acquites its legitimate rights, and first and foreraost the right to create an independent State on its territories before it is too late, taking the path sketched out in United Nations resolutions, includirrg those on the holding of an international oonference for peace in the Middle East with the participation of all the parties concerned, including the Falestine Liberation Organisation and the State of Palestine. The world is now reaping the fruits of a certain easing of tension and the peaceful ssttlement of difficult regional issues, the latest of whfh was the Namibia issue. It is a pity that that easing of tension has not affected our region. And, as we congratulate the people of Namibia on their independence@ achieved with United Nation5 assistance, we feel that that practical example can be seen as a possible formula for the occupied Arab territories. It is the Security Cilrrncil’s role U, take up its responsibilities. We must work together to ensure that the 1990s see the beginning of the return of rights to those to whom they rightly belong, and peace prevailing in the indapendent State of Palestine. The FRRSIURRTr f thank the Kinieter of State of Kuwait for the kind .-.@A,. (rr rAT%rrramQ 8.A -- “V.“O ..” Y--“..-w.- -- .-- Mr. RIVAS FQ3ADA (~lombia) (interpretation from Spanish): At the outset I should like to exprew my delegation’s satisfaction at seeing you, Sit, presiding over our deliberations, which under your expert guidance will oettainly achieve all the objectives we seek. w%e s/w. 2923 73-75 (Mr. Rivas Fosada, ~lcmkbia) 
analysis: The text discusses the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, emphasizing the need for the international community to recognize the Palestinian people's right to create an independent state. It also references the Namibia issue and the role of the United Nations in achieving peace and security in the region. These themes suggest that the category related to international relations and conflict resolution is the most fitting.