While I am involved in writing my memoirs which go back more than 60 years, what is simultaneously being unraveled in the Arab Nation is a sorrowful fragmentation in which non-Arab countries and superpowers compete and confront each other. At this moment this can especially be seen in Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Yemen and Somalia.
It is a sad sight. In my memoirs I have recorded some of the criticisms I have had of some regimes at different times, my dealing with issues in the United Nations, and other memories. The conflicts back then, even though they hurt, are nothing compared with the tragic events that are taking place at this moment in Syria, Iraq, Egypt, the break of South Sudan from Sudan and the ongoing tragedy of the Somali people.
