text: been made, numerous condemnations have been meted out to it by. the Security Council, but to no avail. Conse- quently it is time for the Council to take the necessary effective steps by acting decisively to induce the racist South African regime to put an end to its armed attacks against Angola and to grant independence to Namibia, in accordance with its resolution 435 (1978). 92. Unfortunately, such acts may well recur if the Organ- ization does not tackle the roots of the evil by compelling South Africa to repudiate its degrading policy of apartheid and if it does not,’ put an end, through the adoption of appropriate measures, to the illegal presence of the racist regime in Namibia, whose territory has once again been used to launch this most recent act of aggression against Angola. __..’ . 93. The Kingdom of Morocco energetically denounces and condemns this further act of brazen violence and tills upon the Council to take decisive, energetic action to put an end to South Africa’s violations of the sovereignty of neighbouring countries and its flagrant breaches of inter- national peace and security. 86. The PRESIDENT: The next speaker is the represen- tative of Morocco. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. 94. I should also like to express to my colleague and friend the representative of Angola the sympathy and soli- darity of Morocco in this trying situation, and to reaffirm our constant support for the defence of the territorial integ- rity of Angola. 87. Mr. ALAOUI (Morocco) (interpretationfrom French): Mr. President, may I first of all personally discharge the pleasant duty of telling you how pleased we are to see you 95. The support that Angola and the other front-line 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from the United Nations Security Council, specifically from the representative of Morocco, condemning the actions of the South African regime and calling for decisive action to be taken. The focus is on international relations, politics, and conflict resolution, rather than any specific economic, social, or environmental issue.