text: well-beinq in our country. We are proud of our Constitution, for it is a product of free and fair elections. It guarantees everv Namibim the riqht to inherent diqnity, life, libertY and the pursuit of happiness. Fundamental human riqhts will not be violated. At the same time, social arroqance and exploitation bv anv .lS/9 A/S-18/PV.lO 27 (Mr•·Gurirab; Namibia) section of the population will no lonqer be tolerated. Namibia's independence must usher in chanqe. And that chanqe must be seen to have come, especially in the eves of the poor and disadvantaged in our socie tv. Our Constituent Assembly, which reflects multi-party representation, adopted our Constitution and elected the first President unanimouslv. Derocracy based on equal OPPOrtunities and respect for basic human riqhts will be the corner-stone of our nation-buildinq and of social proQress in Namibia. Buildinq en that corner-stone of a stronq and democratic State, the Government of Namibia is committed to a public policy aimed at removinq all discriminatory laws, structures and practices; assuring every citizen the right to fair and reasonable access to public facilities and services; providinq an acceptable level of nutrition and public-health services for all our people; fostering improvement in the standard of living through compulsory education for our children, and the provision of adult-education facilities for those who have missed formal schoolinq; ensuring equal opportuni tv fer women to enable them to oarticillate fullY in all sPheres of societv; assuring that the ecosystem is protected and maintained, and that natural livinq resources are utilized on a sustainable level for the benefit of all Namibians, oresent and future. I should 1101 like to address the socio-economic situation we have inherited and q ive an outline of our policies and priori ties for reconstruction and development. That, I believe, will indicate to the Assembly and to the intema tional community qenerally the basis on which co-ooera tion and support may 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a government official, outlining the country's vision and priorities for development and reconstruction. It touches on various aspects of society, including human rights, education, health, and the economy. The emphasis on social justice, equality, and sustainable development suggests that the focus is on building a strong and democratic nation, rather than a specific sector or industry.