text: (al) Support for all calls for a strictly and conprehensieely applied arms enbarqo aqainst South Afr ica. 3. The genuine sustained effores cf the Bahanas !o inplenent General As6embly resolution 39/5O A and all Das.t similar resolutions are. hoeeuer, sonetines thearted by three factor s: (a) The reality and necessity of internat.ional intercourse tor an open' service econony such as that of the Bahanasi (b) The resultant linkaqes rith nationals ahd national entities of states rrhich are less coonltted than is Che Bahanas to the sDeedv realization of full lndependence for Nanibia under majority rulei (c) The universal.ly acknowledged freedoms of che indi.vidual, which cannot alt'ayg be etfectieely policed. 4. Consequently, in order for the siluati.on addressed in ceneral Assetnbly resolution 39/50 A to be rectified in favour of ttre sovereignty of the Nanibian people, tbe efforts of all States Member6 ot the United Nations lrould need to be redoubled ln terms of increased financial contributlons, legislaEive measures and political and moral connitftent, BOTSTTANA lor iqinal: Eng 1i shl [14 March 1985] Botsrana has no deallnqs ehatsoever eith lhe South African occupied Terrltory of NaRibia and recoqnizes as illegaL South Africa's presence in Che Territory. As a nember of the Unlted Natlons Council for Nanibia, the front-line Slates, the Orqanization of African Unity (OAU) and tbe United Nations, Botsrdana. a treedon-loving country, has always supported, and ,ilt aleays support, the Nanibian struggle led by SnAPO. the sole and authentic representative of Che Nanibian people,A/40/687 English Page 4 BULGARIA lOriglnal! Engl.ishl [24 June 1985] l. rn the year nhen the progressive tnternational comnunity ls comrnemorating a renarkable date, that of the tDenty-fifth anniversary of the adoptlon of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to colonial Countries and Peoples, contained in ceneral Assenbly resolution l5l4 (xv) of 14 Decer0ber 1960, Bulgarla
analysis: This text appears to be a statement from a country's government, likely from the 1980s, discussing its stance on the situation in Namibia, which was a disputed territory at the time. The text mentions international resolutions, financial contributions, and political support, indicating a focus on international relations and politics. However, it does not provide specific information on economic development, natural resources, or other areas typically associated with the listed categories.