text: ajustsolution inkeeping withthedignity andthelegitimate rightsofthetwo warring countries andinaccordance withtherulesofinternational law,peacefully andthroughnegotiations. ThecontinuatioD oftheAfghan'prOblem, without asolution, represents inturn acontinuous threattostability inthiscrucial area.Therefore, wereiterate hereoncemoretheposition oftheYemenArabRepublic thatstandsbyallthe efforts beingmadetosolvethisproblem inapeaceful mannerthrough negotiations between theparties concerned, inorderthattheAfghanpeoplemaybeenabled to exercise itsrighttosovereignty andtochoosing itsownformandtypeof political, economic andsocialsystem, without anyforeign pressure or interference.BG/4 A/40/PV.25 27 (Mr.AI-Eryant, Yemen) Webelievethatastarttosolving theproblem canbeachieved inthereturn oftherefugees totheirhomeland assoonaspossible andbyputting anendtoall kindsofexternal intervention inAfghanistan, whatever thesource. Asforthequestion ofCyprus, therecentdevelopments, including theproblems confronted bythenegotiators ofthetwocommunities, shouldnotbetheendofthe road,because dialogue, inourvi.ew,istheonlyw'ilytoreachanagreedupon solution guaranteeing forallfreedom ofreligion andequality inrightsand duties, i~aunified andindependent Cyprus. Although theworldistodaymarking thetwenty-fifth anniversary ofthe Declaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples, we arestillconfronting thechronic problem oftheoccupation oftheTerritory of Namibia bytheracistPretoria regime. Hencewemustrenewourefforts in supporting thestruggle oftheheroicNamibian.people, undertheleadership ofthe SouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization (S~PO), thesolelegitimate representative oftheNamibian people. Wecallontheinternational community tosolvethe Namibian problem andbreakthevicious cyclebyputting anendtotheoccupation of theTerritory ofNamibia byracistSouthAfricaandstrongly condemning thecurrent measures oftheSouthAfrican regime, thatarecompletely incontravention ofthe relevant resolutions oftheunitedNations andtheSecurity Council. Webelieve thattheimplementation oftheresolutions ofthisOrganization, o especially Security Council resolution 435(1978),constitutes thepractical and suitable solution tothisproblem, whichisoneofthemostinvidious withregard tooppression, suppression andaggression. Theinternational community hascontinuously condemned theracistpolicyof SouthAfrica, whichisablotontheannalsofmodernhistory. Itisregrettable thattheracistPretoria regimeshouldstillbeunashamedly pursuing itsracist00/4 A/40/PV.25 28 (Mr.AI-Etyani, Yemen) policy, thusflouting allrelevant international resolutions andinternational publicopinion. Sincebirdsofafeather flocktogether, thisFascist, racistregimehasfound noallyexceptIsrael, withwhichitislinkedinanunholyallianceJ unfortunately, itisalsosupported bycountries thatpayunceasing lip-service to humanrightsandthedefenceofdemocratic freedoms. Itiseven mor~disturbing thatsuchco-operation hasnotbeenconfined topolitical co-ordination; ithas beenextended tosomething thatisevenmoredangerous, theproduction ofnuclear weapons. Mydelegation noteswithsatisfaction theaspirations expressed bytheKorean people, intheNorthandtheSouth,forreunification. Webelievethatthe achievement ofthesegoalscantakeplaceonlythrough peaceful meansandona democratic basis,freefromallforeign influences. Mycountry, whichisfollowing withdeepconcern thedisturbances andarmed confrontations inCentral America, isoftheviewthatthebestwaytosolvethe problems anddisputes liesinresorttodialogue andotherpeaceful means,in addition totheneedofproviding thepeoples oftheStatesoftheregionan opportunity todecideontheirownfutureandtochoosetheirownformsof government without anyforeigninterference. TheYemenArabRepublic viewswithconcern thecontinuation ofinstability in theworldandtheproliferation oftensions ininternational relations. Awareof itsresponsibilities andwishingtoplayaresponsible role,bothregionally and internationally, itdecided tohosttheFifteenth Meeting oftheForeign Ministers oftheOrganization oftheIslamic Conference lastDecember inSanaa. Wewere pleased thatthatimportant meeting washeldonourterritory, especially sinceits workwassuccessful. Theagendacontained anumberofcontemporary issuesof interest totheIslamic nationwhichwereconsidered inaspiritofresponsibility andunderstanding.SG/. A/40/PV.25 29-30 (M~.Al-~ryani,Yemen)
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the Yemen Arab Republic to the United Nations General Assembly, focusing on international relations, politics, and diplomacy. It mentions various conflicts and issues, such as the Afghan problem, the Cyprus problem, the occupation of Namibia, and the situation in Central America. The speaker emphasizes the importance of peaceful solutions, dialogue, and respect for international law and human rights.