text: independence, for overthrooing colonial donination and .neo-colonial diktat, have aloays been the guiding principles of the foreiqn policy ot Bulgaria. Bulgaria haa glven, and eiLl continue to give, all possible nacerial and noral suPport to the people of Narnibia on a bilateral, as well as a nultilateral basis. 5. As a long-standing nenber of the United Nations Council for Nanibia and of the special Comnittee on the Situalion with regard to the Implenentation of lhe Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, Eulgaria has been contiibuting actively to the efforts for a just settlement of the Nanibian problem and has participated in the drafting of a nunber ot resolutiong on Nanibia. At the twenty-second session of the ceneral AssenbLy, Bulgaria submittedA/40/687 Enq I j. sh Page 5 a draft resolution 2/ relacinq to the role which the specialized agencies and other organizations ot Ehe United Nations syaten couLd play in the decolonization process. This dreft resoluti.on, l,ieh the subsequent revisions, paved the way for providj.ng active assistance to the national liberation movenents in southern Atrica. 7. 8ulgarj.a also nade a malor contribution to the drafti.nq of the Internaeional Convention on the Suppression and Punishoent ot the Crlne of Apartheid. l,/ Correspondinq amendmentg were introduced into the Penal Code of Ehe Peoplers Republic ot Bulgaria (Part XIV, sect. III, arts. 417 and 4lg) to have it conply $ieh the provisiona of the Convention. 8. Bulgaria has alr.ays stri.ctly observed the provisions of the United Nalions resolutions on Nanibia' parliculsrly those set forth in General Assenbly resolDtions E-8/2 of 14 Septenber f98I, 36112I B of I0 Decenber l98l and i7/233 A of 20 Decenber 19 82. 9. Bulgaria does not maintain any relations ehatsoever ei!h the inhuman aparlheid r69 ime. 10. Bulgaria pill contlnue to contribute actively to the efforts for the full
analysis: The text appears to be a statement of foreign policy and international relations, focusing on Bulgaria's stance on decolonization, apartheid, and its support for Namibia's independence. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a official government document. The content does not mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, and instead emphasizes Bulgaria's commitment to international cooperation and human rights.