text: early stage. From the very outset, therefore, UMCR should play an active part in., the negotiations ,.on. thç. national development effort between the country concerned . . and donor agencies:, and should act as advocate before both parties in the refugee ... cause. The General Assembly had called upon UNHCR to play such a role as far back as 1967, and its work in Pakistan was a good example of that role. UNDP participation in the preparations for the forthcoming second International Conference on Assistance to Refugees in.Africa .(iGilEA II) was another encouraging example of the kind of-joint effort needed. .His Govemmant supported the underlying concept that A frica. ..should solve its .ovJn refugee problems and trusted .that the Conference would be a success. 55. ..His Government's policy was hased on the premise that refugees should be settled in their own region but, when that was not possible, it was ..prepared to assume its share of the burden by accepting a number of refugees for resettlement. As from 1984, a new annual resettlement quota, would be introduced, excluding individual asylum seekers. Vietnamese refugees.rescued at eea, and cases of.family reunion which would be dealt with. sepc\rately|-...:that .quota would include places for 40 handicapped refugees and their r^eLatji-ves, and would .-also .provide for special places for emergency cas.es,. . 56. As for the management and administration of UIÍHCR, his delegation trusted that the recommendations of the United Nations Administration and I>Ianagement Service and the proposals..focT; strengthening UMIGR management policy would serve as the basis for a continued dialogue between the Office.and the Executive Committee. In that connection, it was pleased to note a somewha.t greater transparency and flow of informa.tÍQ.n,. as well as a further stabilization in üMGR»-e budget. . His Government would Gontinue to support ÜÍIHCR in its humanitarian commitment. • 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement about the role of UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) in international humanitarian efforts, specifically in the context of refugee resettlement and management. The language used suggests a focus on international cooperation, policy, and administration, rather than economic development, natural resources, or industry.