text: side-step their responsibilities what those responsibilities arei and it will also show proof of our determination and of our solidarity to those whose economies are suffering the repercussions. An embargo is a weapon of peace: it was in this spirit that the Council decided on embargo, that the meaus for monitoring it were strictly set out and that they will be added to yet again tomorrow if it should be necessary. I should like to take this opportunity to acclaim the outstanding work carried out by the Security Council since the beginning of this crisis. The Council, an expression of the community of nations as a whole and also of all that coxrnunity's diversity, works to en8ure that the international legality of which the United Rations is the depositary is observed. Tbe international community's unanimity ha8 shown, indeed, that the present crisis does not stem from any supposed Worth-South confrontation. Rather, it is the basis for the conviction that a new international order, a more peaceful order in which there is greater solidarity, is already within reach today. It also emphasises that neither is this e case of antagonism between the Western countries BF/9 WPV. 2943 34-35 (Mr.) and the Arub world. The Arab world judges that the present crisis, which has its roota la a conflict between two of its members, is making of the Arab world its first victhh France has just one desire: for the Arab world itself to find a political vay out of the conflict. The resolutions of the Council set out the principles on vhich any solution must necessarily be founded. The Arab world must also ensure that the conditions which gave ri8e to the n,risPs do not occur again. That is what France’s message 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from the French government regarding an international crisis, specifically an embargo, and its implications on the international community. The text highlights the need for solidarity and cooperation among nations, and emphasizes the importance of upholding international law. The text does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, or health, but it does touch on the concept of a "new international order" and the need for a peaceful resolution to the crisis.