text: must enhance professionalism in the bodies of the system, make programmes more BHS/sm A/S-18/PV. 5 60 (Mr. Lipatov, Ukrainian SSR) purposeful and objective, rationalize structures and strengthen the prlnciple of consensus in trying to resolve the key problems of global development. In expressing the hope that this special session of the General Assembly will be an important milestone towards improving international economic relations for the good of all countries and peoples, the Ukrainian delegation wishes, in conclusion, to assure you, Mr. President, and all participants in this important international forum that we are willing to co-operate constructively with all delegations, in achieving our goals. JVM/15 A/S-18/PV.S 61 Mr~ MOGA~ (Botswana): It is a pleasure for me to address this meeting. This conference comes at a time when major economic and political changes are taking place throughout the world. In southern Africa these winds of change have brought with them the long-delayed independence of Namibia, whose accession to United Nations membershiP we have this week \lritnessed and celebrated. As everyone is aware, the independence of Namibia came about mainly as a result of the gallant struggle of the Namibian patriots, led by the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO). The international community through the United Nations also played a vital role in the liberation of Namibia since the adoption of Security Council resolution 435 (1978). We warmly congratulate the United Nations which, through the United Nations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG}, successfully supervised the elections that led to the independence of Namibia. We are hopeful that the United Nations will increase its support to Namibia to ensure that the formidable development challenges facing that new-born country are met. We urge the international community at large to put in place a special assistance programme for Namibia. There are encouraging signs that the long-oppressed people of South Africa 
analysis: The text appears to focus on international relations, economic development, and cooperation among nations. The speakers are discussing the importance of improving international economic relations, supporting newly independent countries like Namibia, and encouraging global development. The text also touches on the role of the United Nations in promoting economic development and resolving conflicts.