text: Nation8 ie dictated by the hpetative of our survival and the need for continued interaction in thie troubled world, Consequently we must endeavour to support the Organisation and to enhance its position in order to reahize our aspirations for a new world founded on peace and security, uased on justice and equality and in which progress and prosperity can be realized.* * Mr. Gubsf3ou (Burkina Faso), Vice-President, took the Chair. MC* EMAH (Djibouti) (interpretation fcc# Axabhct): Tuniria, a friendly -a-+-- 3~;:;~ ks &z t3ll~i~ “;Ui;pI ice Q GTU~MA aggceseian by tne elioniet entity “i-l-. which baa, claimed aore than 100 innocent victim& Thio State tecrocias demon*icater - iE there were any need for further demonotration - the berbetoue intent pUC6Ued by IeCael in th0~ part of the world in conteaq?t of the purposesl ati pcia#?iplee of the United Nationra. The intecnational cmmunity muot firmly condem this criminal act oaccied out by Isoael againot a sovereign State. This deliberate act by the Zionict entity, at the very atnmmt when the international comaunity is meeting in thie Aoselpbly to find an equitable solutfon to the painful problem of the niddle East, ie intended only to’hindec the efforts made 4;o establish peace in that put of tb world. The Republic of Djibouti considers that this criminal act is not only directed against Tunisia and Paleetine but againet the entice Acab nation. On behalf of the Governrmnt and people of Djibouti, we firmly aondsmn this criminal act and as8u~e our brother Arab peoples of Pale&he and TunJrPia of our complete mlidarfty. Allow me to express, Sic, OUK deewet sympathy, on behalf of the people and t;ovecnment of Djitmati, to the brother people of Mexico, aftsc the earthquake whiah has caused that country such grief. We assure them of our complete solidarity in 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic speech or statement, likely from a United Nations assembly or meeting. The speaker is condemning an act of violence committed by Israel against Tunisia and Palestine, and expressing solidarity with other affected nations. The text does not contain specific references to economic development, natural resources, or other technical topics, but rather focuses on international relations, politics, and humanitarian issues.