text: UNITED NATIONSA CMwel Assembly Distr, QENERAL A/45/640 27 September 1990 ENQLISH ORIQINAL: ENOLIBWFRENCH Forty-f if thsession Agenda item 27 QUESTION OF THE COMORIAN IStAND OF XAYOTTE CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION . . ..*..................................,*..... 1-4 2 II. INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE PERMANENT MISSION OF FRANCS TO THE UNITED NATIONS ..*...........*..........,........*.. 5 2 III. INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE PERMANENT MISSION OF THE COhOROS TO THE UNITED NATIONS ..I.*...*.................... 6 3 IV. INFORMATJ.ON PROVIDED BY THE ORQANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY . 7 4 v.CONCLUDINQ REMARKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I..............*...... 0 6 go-24229 19835 (E) /. . .A/45/540 English Page 2 I.INTRODUCTION 1.On 18 October 1989, the Qeneral Assembly adopted resolution 4419 on the question of the Comorian island of Mayotte, In paragraphs 5 and 6 of the resolution, the Assembly reguested the Searetary-Qeneral to maintain continuous aontaat with the Searetsry-Qeneral of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) with regard to the problem and to make available his good offiaes in the search for a peaaeful negotiated solution to the prOb18mr and to report on the matter to the Asssmbly at its forty-fifth session. 2.On S February 1990, tb,e secretary-Q8nStal addressed a note verbale to the Permanent Representatives of the Comoros and of Franae to the United Nations, drawing their attention to the contents of resolution 44/9 and inviting them to provide him with any pertinent information for inclusion in his report to the Q8nersl Assembly. 3.On 5 February 1990, the Secretary-Qeneral addressed a letter to the Secretary-Qeneral of OAU, drawing his attention to paragraph 5 of resolution 44/g, and requesting information on any action undertaken by OAU in the search for a p8aO8fUl n8gOtiat8d Solution t0 the problem. 4,In aaaordance with paragraph 6 of resolution 4419, the present report, based
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations to the General Assembly, discussing the situation of the Comorian island of Mayotte. The report mentions the Organization of African Unity and the Permanent Missions of France and the Comoros to the United Nations, indicating that the issue is likely related to international relations and politics. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the report is aimed at addressing a conflict or dispute between countries.