text: independence to the people of Nanibia is a most urgent and inportant natt.er. In this connectlon, Poland tully shares the attitude ot tbe United Nations Counci I for Nanibia. tbe legal Adninlsterinq Authority for the Territory uncil. its tull independence. 3. As a nember ot the united Nations council tor Namlbia, Pol.and has given its full. support to all resolutlons ained at a just and Iascing solution of the Nanibian problem, including i.nplenentaCion of General Assembly resolution 39,/50 A. 4. FuIly sharing the eealuation of the situation in and around Nanibia, contained in the preamble ot Generrl Aasenbly resolution 39/50 A, Poland is deterntned to cto its ut$ost to ensure that ell provisions of thls resolution are irnplemented. 5. In doing so, Poland is guialed by the consistent princi.ple of its forelgn policy almed at the total elinination of all vestlges of colonialisrn in the sorld and, first of all, in Namlbia. In all its lnternati.onal. actirrities, Poland has been fulLy itrPlementing recolmendations of the said resolution, streaslng inparticular the direct responsibility of the Uni.teal Natlons for Narnibia and the need to implenent all relevant teBolutions and decisions, €speci.ally Security Council resolution 435 ( 1978) . 6. Poland resolutely rejects all attenpts of the !Eg.l!!gg rSgine of South Africa to delay the granting of lndependence to Nanlbia by setting forth conditions irrelevant to tbe settlenent of Che Nanibian question, 7- Condenning the illeqal ecupation of Nanibia by Che Pretoria r6gine, as eell as continued collaboratlon eith that r69ine by certain NATO count.ri.es. Poland exeends its fulL support for the Just struggle ot tbe heroic people of Nanibia for their liberation under the leadership of Sr,rAPO, their sole, Iegltinate and genulne rePresentative. 8. Poland has demonstrated that support not only on the diplomati.c, moral andpolitical pLanea, but alao through naterlal aid and educational assistance.
analysis: The text appears to be a statement of support for the independence of Namibia and condemnation of the illegal occupation of the country by South Africa, with Poland committing to implementing relevant United Nations resolutions. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues related to Namibia, and instead focuses on the political and diplomatic efforts to achieve independence.