text: It is our sincere hope that the industrialized world and the nuclear-power States will not push our interests out to the periphery of their attention because of other competing interests. The general debate at the eighteenth special session has been most useful and constructive. It is our hope that the final outcome or declaration by the Assembly will be on the basis of universal consensus by the world conanunity. It should reflect the totality of society within the context of the world and the principle of integral human development leading to socio-economic prosperity, equity and order in the international economy and international peace and security. ORGANIZATION OF WORK The PRESIDENT : I should like to make the following announcement. As representatives are aware, our session was to conclude this afternoon. However, pursuant to consultations, and in order to provide sufficient time for the completion of the work of the Ad Hoc Committee, it is now recommended that we extend the session until Monday, 30 April 1990. If I hear no objection, I shall take it that it is the wish of the Assembly to extend the session and hold plenary meetings on Monday. It was so decided . RH/14 A/S-18/PV. 9 57 AGEbDA ITEMS 8 AND 9 (continued ) GENERAL DEBATE Mr. CABRAL (Guinea-Bissau) (interpretation from French) : It is an honour for me to participate in the general debate on behalf of my country, the Republic of Guinea-Bissau. As may be imagined, my first words will be addressed to the delegation of Namibia as we most wholeheartedly hail its admission to full-fledged membership in the United Nations. Thus has ended the process of bringing independence to Namibia, a process whose twists and turns we followed sharing the pain, sharing the anguish. We are overjoyed at the victory of the Namibian people.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a United Nations session, specifically the eighteenth special session, where member states are debating and negotiating on international issues. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations, development, and cooperation. The text mentions "socio-economic prosperity, equity and order in the international economy" and "international peace and security", indicating a broader scope of discussion. The category that best fits this text is likely one that encompasses international relations, development, and cooperation.