text: various types of illicit drugs, particularly opium. This opium is being shipped via Pakistan to other countries, particularly in Europe and North America, My invitation to the delegation of Pakistan is this: For the sake of decency, let us co-operate to eradicate this source of suffering on the part of other peoples. Let us prove to the people of the United States of America, of Canada, of Western Europe that we are a civilized People, that we do not want to get fat off the suffering of other people by resorting to illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs; that we do not want to live on money made in that way. JVM/21 A/S-18/PV. 9 91 (Mr. Roshan-Rawaan, Afghanistan ) For the sake of solving this problem, which is also affecting our people - there are addicts in Pakistan and addicts in my country - I invite the representative of Pakistan to co-operate with us in this regard. In conclusion, I should also like to add that my acceptance of the report of the Credentials Committee must not be construed as my deleaation ’s acceptance of the representatives of Pakistan as the genuine representative of the people of Pakistan. As I said in my previous statement, they are representing only the military establishment of Pakistan, which is not supported by the people of Pakistan. The-PRESIDENT ; We have now concluded our consideration of agenda item 3. The meeting rose at 1.25 p;a.
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by the President of Afghanistan, addressing the issue of illicit drug trafficking, specifically opium, and its impact on other countries. The speaker is inviting the delegation of Pakistan to cooperate in eradicating this problem, emphasizing the need for decency and civilization. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific aspects, but rather focuses on the social and moral implications of drug trafficking.