text: (Mr • · Dinh · Nho · Liem; ·viet ·Nam) We are, however, confrontinq many difficulties due to the still low level of develoPment, poor infrastructure and the high rate of POPulation qrowth coupled with continued blockade and embarqo, and so on. For the sake of the well-beinq of the people and the development,of the country we will persevere in our renovation, makinq every effort to develop comprehensive relations with all the countries of the world regardless of their socio-economic system and on the basis of equality and mutual benefit. In the economic field, Vie Nam is endowed with abundant natural resources and well situated as regards international transportation and communication networks. Viet Nam is located in a region of dynamic development, and it has an abundant industrious and educated work force. Our doors are wide open to whoever wishes to eo-operate with us, to all brotherly and friendly countries near and far, as well a; to all in_ternational organizations. VietNam is determined to work toqether with the international community to achieve a world of Peace and co-operation based on equality and mutual benefit for the development of the whole of humanity as we approach the threshold of a new century. Mr;. MALIMA (United Republic of Tanzania): Allow me at the outset to extend to Mr. Garba my delegation's sincere conqratulations on this unanimous election to the presidency of the General Assembly at this special session. The understanding and skill he has already demonstrated in quidinq our deliberations quaranbee a successful outcome of the work of this session. Permit me also to join in the warm welcome extended to Namibia a; the !60th Member of the United Nations. Namibia's admission to the membershiP of this universal Organization is a cause for special rejoicinq because of what it 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-ranking government official in Vietnam, discussing the country's development and its relationships with other countries and international organizations. The speech touches on themes of economic development, infrastructure, population growth, natural resources, and international cooperation, but does not delve deeply into any one of these topics.