text: (Mr. Gayama, ·Congo) Accordingly, we are happy to welcolh!!! the younq fraternal State of Namibia to membership i.n the community of free nations. We assure Namibia of the Congo's support, in accordance with the appeal made here by the Prime Minister of the Re~blic of Namibia for qreater assistance in the pressinq task of national reconstructicn to be undertaken by his new Governlh!!!nt. In this reqard, mv country will oontinUie to be constantly available to the people of Namibia, in keepinq with the excellent relations we have with them. It is thanks also to the international Organization that we are able now tn express the hope that the profound chanqes occurring in the world will indeed foster an international climate in which we can find the best 'POSSible solutions to the problems facinq mankind. In describing the present situation we have to think first of the refreshing wind that is now blowing more oc less everywhere, from North to South, from East to West, making possible today what seemed inconceivable, if not utopian, just yesterday. And so we are moving towards a generalized restructuring of the fabric of international relations, strengthening the multiPOlar vision of the world instead of the bipolar one that has proved so ruinous in all respects. It is our hope that aU the factors involved will be able tn work together towards a true dynamic of development based on international economic co~Peration, which is after all the theme! of this special session. To correspond to the current changes and the hopes to which they give rise, there must be true international co~peration, viewed as a logical response to such changes. That co-operation nust have a real oontent of international solidarity reflecting a new awareness, not overshadowed by the East-West confrontation and the 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement, focusing on international relations, cooperation, and development. It mentions the restructuring of international relations, the importance of cooperation, and the need for a new awareness. The text also refers to national reconstruction, which could imply economic development.