text: whiah becsme a Member of th8 United Nations by resolution 3386 (XXX) of 12 November 1975. The Islsmia Federal Republia of th8 Comoro8 is reoognised by the international community as a whole as an independent State composed, by virtue of the prinoiple of inviolability of the frontiers inherited from colonialism, of the four islands named above. WD8Spit8 this resolution and all those adopted to this effect by the internatioasl community as a whole on this guestion, th8 former aolonial Power aontinues to maintain its administration on the Comorian island of M0yOtt8. “No solAtion has to date been found to this guestion, although the Qeneral Assombly of our Organisation is about to debate it for the fifteenth year in succ8ssion. "In the search for s settlement of the problem, the Comorian Qovernment has constantly favoured dialogue and agreement in conformity with th8 principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the recommendations of international organisations , which invite the parties to the dispute to engage in talks with a view to arriving at a Speedy and satisfactory solution. "The tragic events that took place in the COtnOr in NOV8mb8r 1989 18d to the convening of a round table at which representatives of all shades of political opinion in the Country unanimously reaffirmed that May&t8 belongs to the Islamic Federal Republia of the Comoros, and C0118d for its reintegration into the body politic. “After his election, and following his meeting in Paris and at Moroni with the President of the French Republic, President Said Mohamed Djohar reaffirmed his will to resolve this distressing problem. To this 8ndr he announced his new approach comprising tripartite discussion involving the French and Comorian authorities, as well as the people of MayOtt8. 'R8plyino to th8 Comorian President in this COnneCtiOn,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political issue related to the sovereignty of the Comorian island of Mayotte, which is a disputed territory between the Comoros and France. The text mentions the involvement of the United Nations and the international community, as well as the efforts of the Comorian government to resolve the issue through dialogue and agreement. The language used suggests that the issue is complex and has been ongoing for some time, with no clear solution yet.