text: 9 ,ituation in Timor: letter dated 7 December 1975 from the Permanent Represcntatiw of Portugal to the United Nations addressed to the Presi,Jent of the Security Council (S 11899)">1:i • · /!•id .'l:,:•rl,1nc11: for 0< tohcr, :\ u\'l't>1her and Deccmher / l)-:: 1--\t the '.-i~1111c 1n'-\--·t1n~, lhl..' ( llltl:---·: il", ,L,· ', ,! ,d ·11.._, reque\l [)r Lill J"c']•rL··~:11L1:11L" l\f ( ,11, B1,,.1l.. t<1 extend im1t,l11,i1h ll' \11·. Jli,,. R:lll"" i I, rL1 .,thi \11 Abil:11 Arauj,, under iuk· :,CJ,,( ti1,· p ,,\:,,,,,n,1 1 rul.· of pweeuure. At thL' samL· meetilll', the (\,uncil further Lkcided. al the reque·,t nr the r~prc\c11t:1,ih: l,f l:1c!,"ll> ,L · · tc exte11d imiLt1i,m, ll' \lr. (i,1,,liL'Ll',1 \L1r1,1 (il\11c·,:\,·,. \fr. Marill C\1rrascal:lo ,md \Jr. Jo,c \lartins undL·t· rule 39 of the prm i,i,rnal rule, ,if procedtir,·. At its I 8!i7cl1 rneeti11g, 011 18 Dccemhcr 1975, the Council Jecided to invite the representatives of Guinea aml Gumca-Bissau tJl participate, \\ithout 1·utc, 111 the Jiscussion of the question. Resolution 384 ( 1975) of 22 Denmhcr 1975 Tlzc Security Council, Having noted the contents of the letter of the Per­ manent Representative of Portugal ( S/ 118991. Having heard the statements of the repre,entativcs of Portugal and Indonesia, Having heard representatives of the people of East Timor, Recugniz.ing the inalienable right of the people of East Timor to self-determin'.ltilln and imkpemkIJCL' in accordance with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. con-­ tained in Grneral Assembly resolution 1514 ( X \" l pf 14 December 1960, 31 / /,iJ., document S. I 1911. ::.-, Ibid., document S:' 11 'JI~. \, ,·,, c ,h.1 ( 1c·11,·r,li :\s,;,:mhh re\l1luti,1I1 34:-l5 1 \. \..\. 1 ,,f I.:' I kcember l 'J7~. ;;u,r aliu, n:quested 
analysis: The text appears to be a document related to a United Nations Security Council meeting, discussing the situation in East Timor, a territory that was a Portuguese colony at the time. The document mentions resolutions, letters, and statements from various countries and organizations, indicating a focus on international relations and diplomacy. The content does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or specific industries, but rather addresses the political and human rights situation in East Timor.