text: UWITEO NATIONS Securlty Council PROVISIONAL WPV.2922 23 May 1990 ENGLISH PROVISIONAL VElWhTIM RE<X)RD OF THE 'IWO TRXJSAND NINE WNDR83 AND IWENTY-SEOON) MEETING Held at Headquarters, New York, QI Wednesday, 23 Hay 1990, at 9.10 p.m. President: Mr. TORNUDD *ubers: Canada China coloub ia C&e d'fvoire Cuba Ethiopia France @blaysia Romania Unia, of Soviet Socialist Republics United Kinqdom of Grevrt Britain and Northern Ireland United State8 of America Yemen Zaire . .._....................... . (Finland) Mt. FORTIER Mr. ul Yalgfaou Mrs. CAPmU Mr. hNET Mr.ALA.RCDNDEQUESiiDA Mr. Gf&%iU Mr. WCHEREAU DELRSABLIERE Mr. GfWZALI Mr. MItX Ur. IIORJNTSOV Sir Criapin T?:btELL Mr. PIWZRING Mr.AL-ALP1 Mr.BAGBWI ADEITO NMNGEYA Thie record con&aim the original trjxt of epeedrea delivered in English and interpretatione of epeedhes in the other languages. The final text will be printed in the Official Recorde of the Security Council. Corrections should be stimitted tp original epee&ee cmly. They should be Bent under the signetwe of a met&%x of the delegation mnarned, within’are-v-k, to the Chief, Offioial kworde Editing Sectior), Ilapartment of Conference Service8, ram DC%750, 2 United Nations Plaza, and inooepoteted in e apj of the reoord. 90-604 75/A 7672V (El S/PV. 2922 2 The.meetfng-was.called.to,order ,at 9;lO p;m. CONGRATUIATIOW TO YENI3 The PRES IDPNT: By a note verbale dated 21 way 199u, doament A/44/946, the Secretary-General communicated to the principal organs a nob? from the Ministers for Foreign Affair6 of the Yemen Arab F&public and the People’5 Demcratic Elepublic of Yemen cancernPng the formatian yesterday, 22 Ray 1990, Of a Single sovereign State called the “Republic of Yemsn.. I should like to express, on behalf of the Colnrcil, carqratulatfons and best wishes bD the f&public of Yemen on it5 unifiation. EXPRESSION OF WELCOME The-PRESIDR4Tt I should like to acknaJledge the presence at the council 
analysis: This text appears to be a record of a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, where the council is congratulating the Yemen Arab Republic and the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen on their unification. The text does not contain any specific discussions on economic, natural, or environmental issues, nor does it mention agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. The main topic of the meeting is politics, specifically the unification of two countries. Therefore, it is likely that the text is related to international relations and diplomacy.