text: African exports and facilities for investment in South Africa; IT Official Records of the General Assembly, Twenty-fifth Session, Supplement No. 22 (A/8022/Rev.l), annex III. 69 (d) To ensure that companies registered in their countries and their nationals comply with the United Nations resolutions on this question; 8. Requests all States and organizations to suspend cultural, educational, sporting and other exchanges with the racist régime and with organizations or institutions in South Africa which practise apartheid; 9. Commends the international and national sport­ ing organizations for their contribution to the inter­ national campaign against apartheid by their boycott of South African teams selected under apartheid policies; 10. Requests the Special Committee on Apartheid to prepare reports for the General Assembly, at its twenty-sixth session, on continued collaboration by States with the Government of South Africa, with particular reference to the requests contained in para­ graph 5 of General Assembly resolution 2506 B (XXIV) of 21 November 1969, namely: (a) To desist from collaborating with the Govern­ ment of South Africa, by taking steps to prohibit financial and economic interests under their national jurisdiction from co-operating with the Government of South Africa and companies registered in South Africa; (fc) To prohibit airlines and shipping lines registered in their countries from providing services to and from South Africa and to deny all facilities to air flights and shipping services to and from South Africa; (c) To refrain from extending loans, investments and technical assistance to the Government of South Africa and companies registered in South Africa; (d) To take appropriate measures to dissuade the main trading partners of South Africa and economic and financial interests from collaborating with the Government of South Africa and companies registered in South Africa; 11. Requests the Secretary-General to convene, early 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the economic and political aspects of South Africa, with a specific emphasis on the international community's stance against apartheid and the government's economic and financial interests. It mentions international trade, financial and economic interests, airlines, shipping lines, loans, investments, and technical assistance, which suggests a strong connection to economic development and international trade.