text: Norveqian Shipowners’ Association will send these records to the Minietry of Trade and Commerce In the torm ot auarterly report6 on the volume of oil traneported and the number of shipa involved. 16. These propoeale vere presented to the other Nordic countrien durinq a meetinq at the Nordic Foreiqn Ministers at Helsinki on 28 and 29 March this year, and Nordic consultations are now beinq held with a viev to a porrihle exteneion of the Nordic Proqramme of Action aqainet South Africa. 17. The Norweqian Government’e proposed programme of action aqainat South Africa waB diecuened by the Norweqian Stortinq on 7 June 1985, and the Stortinq gave it# approval ot the Government’s proporals. Preparation8 are now under way to implement the parts ot the proqramme of action related to unilateral Norveqian measures aqainet South Atr ica. 16. The Governments ot Norway, Denmark and Sveden decided on 27 June 1985 to terminate their respective air aqreemento, dated 28 March 1958, with South Atrica. SAS will theretore discontinue rta fliqhts to South Africa not later than by the dste ot the expiration ot the aqreemente in six months time. PANAMA IOr iq inal : Spaniuh] In accordance with the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly, on 21 May 1985 the Government ot the Republic of Panama ordered the closure of the Consulate ot South Africa in Panama and severed ConcRJlar relationa with South Afr Ica. ROMANIA (!JP~ document A/40/22/Adfi. 1) SAINT LUCIA (Oriqinalr Enqlish) 1. The Government ot Saint Lucia fully eupporte all Security Council and General ARflemhly reRolut Ior\H pertaininq to South Africa in general and the queetion ot warthold in particular, lncludinq Security council reeolution 418 (1977) of 4 Novemtit I977 and Gelbnral Assembly relrolut ion 39/72 G of 13 December 1984. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, trade, and economic sanctions against South Africa. It mentions the Norwegian Government's proposed program of action against South Africa, the termination of air agreements, and the closure of a consulate. The text also references international resolutions and agreements related to South Africa. Given the focus on international relations, trade, and economic sanctions, it is likely that the category is related to these topics.