text: ROLEL A OMENGKAR MA OMENGEU . EL OLTIRAKL A NGARA CHELSEL A COMPACT ERA FREE ASSOCIATION, E .· .. ARENGII A LLEMELTEL EL ORRAEL A DILLEL MA HIKOKI ER NGll EL OUSBEmf/ A KLISICHEL A KENSI {NUCLEAR) ERA CHELSEL A KERENGSEL E:lf!!l~\ . Place an "X" or other~~~ box. \., ... ->~;. lif> Mliang a tengetang (X) ~ub eng ditara olangch ra chelsel a tal kahol. ~ ... NO DIAK D -45-Annex VII PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TO ALL PALAUAN CTTIZENS REPUBLIC <?! PALAu NGlRATK.EL ETP!SON President Fellow Palauans: t1kt/~§l~ ~SAGE TO ALL PALAU\N CITIZENS P.O. Box 100. KO<or. PilAU 965<40 PI'IOMo 121/~'ll Toloxo 72& .. 914 ""'' 1662 Let us welcome the decade of the nineties with a new sense of hope for peace and prosperity for all Palauans at h001e and those on Guam, CNMI, FSl-1, and elsewhere in the world. The unified leadership of Palau, consisting of the members of the Council of Chiefs, State Governors and Speakers, members of the Olbiil Era relulau, States private organization leaders, and the Executive Branch of our Government, have renewed their commitment to achieve our people's hopes and dreams for the advance~ent of our nation, for our sovereignty and for a better living standard for -our people today and for generations to come. They have pledged their individual and collective support for the approval of the Compact of Free As soda tion between Palau and the tb i ted States. We urge each and every Palauan citizen of voting age to join us in this high and sacred endeavor. We call upon each and every Palauan voter to cast a YES vote for Free Association and for a better Palau. i~~ Pre ·dent Repu lie of Palau -46-Annex VIII OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE PLEBISCITE A. Letter dated 5 Mar<;~h 1990 from the Presiclenl_9f P_s~l<u.L n•J•-1• ~f::[;Pd 
analysis: The text appears to be a presidential message to Palauan citizens, discussing the country's future and the importance of approving the Compact of Free Association between Palau and the United States. The message mentions the advancement of the nation, sovereignty, and a better living standard for the people. The tone is formal and political, suggesting that the text is related to the country's governance and international relations.