UN opening speech

Welcome dear members of the United Nations general assembly. We are the represantives of The republic of Sudan in the African union, and it’s a great honor to be a part of this congress and discuss solutions after solutions. Because we always hear that some other countries problem are your problem which makes us aware of what things we do that you are gonna point fingers at. Some of the things that our government do that draws most of the attention from everyone in this room. I know you will, so I’ll just give you my version of your complaints:
I believe you heard about a part of a country that was split from it. That new country’s name is South Sudan and its former country is Sudan. I also believe that you’ve heard for about 50 years that there were two wars going on between our government and the so called Liberation army, and that there were some autrocities that we were forced to commit in order to push back army after army.
On your request we have come to discuss resolution 1325 and come to a final conclusion. But we don’t