text: that, as one of the sponsor5 of Secur ity Council resolution 660 (1990), my Government is in favour of all other measures adopted for the implementation of that draft resolution. It is also sponsoring the new &aft resolution, which it hopes will restae the diqnity of tie little land of Kuwait and its worthy sons and enable them to re-establish peace, which &he Gulf teqion so sorely needs. The BRESIDENTr I thank the representative of C&e d’lvoire for his kind worda addressed to me. Mt. TADEZ33E (Ethiopia) % We are deeply dismayed that Iraq has failed to comply with the requirements of the provisionf3 of Security Council resolution 660 (1990). The invasion is not only a vioLation of the in&pen&nce, swereiqnty and territorial inteqrity of Kuwait. Continued Iraqi non-compl ian- ~a~9691 a grave threat to international peace and secuc ity. SW 10 s/FT.29 33 37 (Mr . Tadesse , Ethiopia) As a country in close proximity ti that region, Ethiopia is concerned that the situation could be further exacerbated by failure to heed the call of the international community for imnmdiate withdrawal of the occupation forces and for the restoration of the sovereignty, fndepzzndence and territorial integrity of Kuiifait. Ethiopia is a strong believer in the viability of international co-operation within the framework of the Charter of the United Nations. The timely and swift action the Security Council rmst take now, within the purview of Chapter VII of the Charter, we maintain, should send an unequivocal message to Iraq. In that ceqard, we strongly sumrt the ~ovisfons of paragraphs 3 and 4 of the draEt resolution as a measure necessary to stem th e consequences of the Iraqi invasion. We have joined the sponsors in cadet to demonstrate cloer ly to Iraq that its behaviour and actfons are unacceptable. It is also aimed at brinqing relief to 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by the representative of Ethiopia to the United Nations Security Council, addressing the situation in Kuwait after its invasion by Iraq. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on the international community's response to the crisis. The text mentions the implementation of Security Council resolutions, the need for international cooperation, and the threat to international peace and security. These themes suggest that the category is likely to be related to international relations, diplomacy, or security.