text: Mexico, Pakistan, Peru,Philippines, Romania, Rwanda, Spain, SUdan,Turkey, UnionofSovietSocialist Republics, UnitedArab Emirates, Venezuela. UnitedStatesofAmerica.143 nat age tee ~ 144 acc and 142.Afterthevote,statements weremadebytherepresentatives ofItaly(on behalfoftheEuropean Economic Community memberStates) andtheUnitedStatesof America (seesummary recordID/B/SR.382, paras.29-32). -46-145 on the rep 29E,CHAPTER XVII TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTHESOUTHAFRICAN NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENTS RECOGNIZED BYTHE·ORGANIZATION OFAFRICAN UNITY 143.TheBoardconsidered thequestion oftechnical assistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements recognized bytheOrganization ofAfrican Unityunder agendaitem18.TheBoardhadbeforeitareportbytheExecutive Director on technical assistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements recognized bytheOrganization ofAfrican Unity(ID/B/344). 144.TheBoardconsidered theitematits380thand38lstmeetings, on24May.An account ofthediscussion iscontained intherelevant summary records (ID/B/SR.380 and381). Action bytheBoard 145.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoardconsidered adraftconclusion onitem18(ID/B/L.322) submitted byDemocratic Yemen,India,theIvoryCoast, theSudanandco-sponsored byAlgeria, Egypt, Gabon,Nigeria andZambia. The representative oftheUnitedStatesofAmerica requested aroll-call vote. By 29votesto5,with7abstentions, theBoardadopted thefollowing conclusion: Conclusion 1985/14. Technical assistance totheSouthAfrican Liberation movements recognized bythe Organization ofAfrican Unity 1.TheIndustrial Development Boardtooknoteofthereportbythe Executive Director ontechnical assistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements recognized bytheOrganization ofAfrican Unity(OAU) {ID/B/344) andoftheeffort byUNIDOinapproving andimplementing the projects putforward bytheAfrican National Congress ofSouthAfrica (ANC) andthePanAfricanist Congress ofAzania (PAC). 2.TheBoardexpressed appreciation forthecontinued efforts ofUNIDOin providing technical assistance toANCandPACand,recalling paragraph 11of General Assembly resolution 37/32of23November 1982andparagraph 20of General Assembly resolution 37/69Aof9December 1982,decided thatUNIDO,in co-operation withANCandPACaswellaswithOAU,shouldsustain and intensify itsefforts inthistask. 3.Mindful ofthelowlevelofresources oftheUnitedNations Development Programme (UNDP)duringtheperiod1982-1984, whichledtotheexclusion of someoftheprojects formulated byUNIDOforassistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements fromthepriority listofUNDP-funded projects forthatperiod, theBoardurgedtheGoverning Council ofUNDPtoensurethe provision ofadequate fundsfortheimplementation oftheUNIDOprojects. 4.TheBoardappealed toallmemberStates, aswellastheorganizations of theUnitedNations system, andgovernmental andnon-governmental organizations toprovide generous assistance, through theSouthAfrican national liberation -47-I ~movements, fortheestablishment andfurther development oftechnical co-operation projects intheindustrial sectoraimedatenhancing the self-reliance oftheoppressed andstruggling blackmajority ofSouthAfrica. S.TheBoardrequested theUNIDOsecretariat tocontinue tostrengthen and increase itstechnical assistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements recognized byOAU. 6.TheBoardalsorequested theUNIDOsecretariat tosubmitafurther progress reportontechnical assistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements recognized byOAUtothenextsession ofthecompetent organsofUNIDO. 146.Thevotingwasasfollows: Infavour: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, Democratic Yemen,Ecuador, Finland, Ghana, Hungary, India,Indonesia, IvoryCoast,Lesotho, LibyanArab Jamahiriya, Mexico, Norway, Pakistan, Peru,Philippines, Romania, Rwanda, Sudan,Turkey, UnionofSovietSocialist Republics, UnitedArabEmirates, Venezuela.
analysis: The text appears to be related to economic development, specifically in the context of technical assistance to the South African national liberation movements. The report discusses the provision of technical assistance to industrial projects in the sector aimed at enhancing the self-reliance of the oppressed and struggling black majority of South Africa. This suggests that the category of "Economic development" is a good fit.