text: The PRE3SDEHTt I have received a request froar one merrber of the Council for a brief suspension of the meeting. with the cawurrence of the Council, I shall. suspend the meeting. @IS/l3 S/W.2926 36 The eneting was suspended at 7.40 p.m. and resumd at 8 p.m. The PRES IDmT: It is my un&rstanding that the Council is ready ts~ proceed to the vote on the draft reeolutim contained in document S/21326. Dnlese S hear an objection, I shall pit the draft r eimlution ta the vote mu. There being no objection, it is so decided. A vote was taken by ehrlw of hands. In favour: Cam*, Chtna, Colonrbia, Cate d’xvoire, Cuba, Ethiopia, Finland, France, Malayst, Rmania, Ihfon of Soviet Socialist mpublics, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Yemen, Zaire Against z Mited States of America Absteininqt N#e The PRESIDENT, The result of the voting ie as follows: 14 votes in favour, me against, ahd no abstentions. The draft rerrolutim haa Dot been adopted owing to the negative vote crf a *rpanent: mmber of the Council. X call now 01 raeabers &ho wish to make statelaantr, following the voting. Mr. PSCICERINC (United States of &mica): fiat n@ first take this opportmity, because I have not yet had the ahan- to bo 50, to congratulate, in the name of my Gcwernrnent and following up on the direct Dteseage from my President, the new Stste of the Republic of Yemen , whI& joins us here in the Councilr and to offer it our beet wiehes for its future sucrega upuh unity, Iat im also ConqratuLab you, Mr, President, in the wming hours of your term, on the very important work @hohi& you have done here in the Council this moth. Be are all nUch in your debt for your leadership, and we thank you very mob for it. 
analysis: The text appears to be a transcript of a meeting of a council, likely a United Nations body, where a draft resolution is being voted on. The resolution is not explicitly stated, but it seems to be related to the recognition or admission of a new member state, the Republic of Yemen. The speech by the representative of the United States of America congratulates the new state on its membership and praises the President of the council. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.