text: promote respect for the right of refugees to life, security and well-being, in a spirit of international solidarity. 59. Mr. EL GHALI BENHIMA (Morocco) expressed his gratitude to all those who had helped to prepare the report of the Working Group; the report was a valuable contribution to the efforts to find a suitable solution to the problems of refugees and to the serious financial difficulties of the Office of the High Commissioner. He hoped that the keener awareness of that dual concern would lead to a collective commitment and to the strengthening of international solidarity. It would be deplorable if the survival of millions of refugees were to be jeopardized by budgetary cut-backs caused by the lack of resources. 60. To enable the international community to meet the needs of refugees on the basis of humanitarian and equitable burden-sharing, an appeal had to be made to traditional donors, as well as to the generosity of potential donors. The host countries and coimtries of first asylum, and particularly the African countries, could not be required to make a further effort. The sacrifices they had already made had seriously undermined their development programmes and their precarious economic and social situation. Consequently, his delegation supported the efforts made by the High Commissioner to mobilize additional resources. 61. He was gratified at the consensus that was emerging on the adoption of the Working Group's report and hoped that the recommendations it contained would be implemented in a constructive manner, bearing in mind the need to reconcile the interests of refugees with efficiency on the part of UNHCR. That efficiency should be reflected in flawless protection for refugees and by assistance measures that benefited refugees alone. As part of its rationalization exercise, UNHCR should not only identify the needs of the most 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the welfare and protection of refugees, emphasizing the importance of international solidarity and humanitarian aid. It mentions the financial difficulties faced by the Office of the High Commissioner and the need for additional resources. The tone is focused on the human aspect of refugees and the importance of ensuring their well-being and security.