text: its struggle for the complete liberation of the Territory. The Committee must redouble its efforts to have the General Assembly adopt effective measures for exercising heavy pressure on the foreign economic and other interests which made the continuing colonial situation and occupation possible. The administrative Powers involved should cease exploitating the peoples of the Territories under their administration for political, military or other ends to the detriment of the interests of those peoples. 6. Since the General Assembly, in resolution 34/37, had reauested the Special committee to continue to consider the situation in Western Sahara as a priority auestion, no effective solution to the problem had been found. It was to be hoped that the work of the Fourth Committee would contribute to finding a formula which ; ... A/C.4/40/SR.2 English Page 3 (The Chairman) took into account the inalienable right to self-determination and independence of the peoples of the Territory, while direct negotiations should be held between the interested parties. The auestion of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) was also a source of great concern, in particular to the Latin American peoples, in view of the increased militarization of the region, which did not contribute to a peaceful and negotiated settlement. Everything possible should be done for the resumption of negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General. 7. The colonial enclaves which still existed in Asia, the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean should not be forgotten. The size, geographic location or population of those Territories should not be used as a pretext not to implement the Declaration. The Committee of 24 had dispatched visiting missions, and the information which they had managed to obtain was an invaluable instrument for determining the situation of the territories and guiding the General Assembly 
analysis: The text discusses the situation of territories under colonial occupation, highlighting the need for self-determination and independence. It also mentions the importance of ending exploitation and promoting peaceful negotiations. The tone is more political and diplomatic than economic or environmental, suggesting that the category is not focused on economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.