text: international public opinion about the Comorian Island of Mayotte with a view to iaduoing the Frenoh Qovernment to put an end to this situations "6' &~RAAR to all OAU member States end the international community to condemn and categorioally reject any form of consultation that could be organised by Francs on the Comorian Island of Mayotte, on the legal international StatUS of the Island, SinCe the referendum for self-detemination held on 22 D8Csmb8r 1974, remains the only valid consultation appliaable to the entire arChiQ8lagOJ "7, w to all the OAU member States and to the international community to condemn any initiative that could be taken by France to bring about the participation of the Comorisn Island of Mayotte in manifestations at which the island would be distinguished from the Islemic Federal Republic of the COmOrOSJ "8,v the Ad-Baa Committee of Seven on the Question of the Comorian Island of Mayotte as well as the QAU Qeneral Secretariat to resume the dialogue with the French authorities to exert further efforts with a viaw to restoring, as early as possible the COmOrian Island of Mayotte to the Islamic Federal Republic of the Comorosl “9,m that the question of the Comorian Island of Mayotte remain on the agenda of all the OAU meetings ,on those of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, the Islamic Conference and the League of Arab State8 Until the Comorian Island of Mayotte is r8StOt8d to the Islsmic Federal Republic of the Comoro8 t II . . . /a..A/45/540 English Page 6 V. CONCLUDING REMARKS 6. The Secretary4eaeral has maiataiaed close contact with all parties and has informed them of his readiness to make available his gooc3 offices in the search for a peaceful solution to the problem.
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué related to a territorial dispute between France and the Comoros Islands. It seems to be discussing the international community's stance on the issue, with a focus on the French government's actions and the Comoros Islands' sovereignty. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is intended for official use.