text: emergency recently declared bytheauthorities. Theforeign policyoftheSouth African Government seekstodestabilize theneighbouring countries and,tothat end,itresorts tovariouspolitical andeconomic measures, notevenshrinking from armedintervention. Actinginopendefiance ofUnitedNations resolutions and appeals,itcontinues toprevent theNamibian peoplefromgaining independence. TheGovernment oftheHungarian People's Republic mostresolutely condemns the actions ofthePretoria regimeandcallsforconcerted andeffective international actionagainstit,inclUding coercive measures asprovided forinChapter VIIof theUnitedNations Charter. Itpledges support toandsolidarity withtheforcesAMB/13 A/40/PV.16 49-50 (Mr.Varkonyi, Hungary) fighting against thesystemofapartheid andwiththecountries threatened bythe racistregime, anddemands anearly impl~~entation oftheUnitedNations r~solutions onNamibia. Theeconomic situation isextremely graveinmostcountries oftheAfrican continent. Theservicing ofaccumulated foreign debtsabsorbs alargepartofthe national incomeofthoseStates, whiletheunparalleled drought inseveral countries threatens millions ofpeoplewithstarvation. MyGovernment contributes, withinitsmeans,toalleviating theconsequences ofthistragicsituation. Atthe sametime,itsharestheposition oftheOrganization ofAfrican unitythat,in addition totherelief$upplies thathelptomeetimmediate needs,alasting solution oftheproblems andthecreation ofconditions foreconomic progress on thecontinent callforjointefforts bythecountries involved andrequire the implementation oflong-term programmes. Itwillberecalled thatitwaseYoactly 25yearsagothattheGeneral Assembly adopted thehistoric Declaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples, whichsolemnly calledforanearlyandunconditional elimination ofallformsofcolonialism. Thepractical implementation ofthe purposes andprinciples laiddowninthatdocument hasbrought aboutsignificant changes inthisrespect. Webelieve thatbroadinternational co-operation and resolute actionareneeded, onthepartoftheUnitedNations. too.inordertodo awaywiththeremaining vestiges ofthecolonial system. Wesupport thejust struggle ofthenational liberation movements andareinsolidarity withthe peoples fighting fortheconsolidation oftheirindependence andagainst dictatorial andracistregimes.8881mb A/40/PV.16 51 (Mr.Varkonyi, Hungary) TheHungarian People's Republic lendssupport tothejustaspirations ofthe Movement ofNon-Aligned Countries. Wepractice fruitful co-operation an~maintain friendly relations withmanycountries ofthemovement. Weseektocontinue strengthening thoserelations, andthatendeavour isfacilitated bythefactthat ourviewsareidentical orsimilar onmostissuesofinternational politics. we arefirmly conv~nced thattheNon-Aligned Movement willremainanimpor~nt an~ positive facto!ofinterna(ional lifeinthefutureaswell. Thesedaystheworldeconomyisfacedwithworsening problems inthesolution ofwhichtheUnitedNations anditsspec:ialized agencies haveasignificant roleto playandagreatresponsibility tobear.Itisourconviction thatthereisbut onewayleadingtorecovery, thatofdeveloping co-opera tionandcreatingthe necessary conditions forit.Theexpansion anddee~ning ofinternational co-operation requires reco~lition ofandrespect forthelegitimate interests of allparties concerned. Several countries, including mine,areconfronted with greatdifficulties asaresultoftheincreasingly widespread policies of discrimination, embargo andprotectionism. Theirelimination frominternational practice wouldbegreatly instrumental incopingwiththep~Oblem$ oftheworld economy. TheHungarian People's Republic continue's tofavourthedevelopment oftrade, economic, scientific andtechnical relations amongStatesbasedonmutualbenefit andfreefromdiscrimination. Jointefforts aresimilarly requir~d inremoving th~~i30rders ofthe international monetary system, makingrational useofrawmate:rials, energy resources andfood,andprotecting theenvironment. Wewishtobeagoodpartner ofStatesparticipating intheworkoftheUnitedNations anditsspecialized agencies andtomakeacontribution, withinourmeans,tothesolution ofthe
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by the Hungarian People's Republic, addressing various international issues such as the situation in Namibia, economic development, and international cooperation. The text touches on themes related to economic development, international trade, humanitarian aid, and environmental concerns. However, it seems that the primary focus is on the country's stance on international politics and its support for various movements and organizations.