text: UNITE0 NATIONS S Securlty Ceuncll Ointr I GENERAL S/l7522 3 October 1985 OHIGINAL~ ENGLISH South Africa: draft resolution The Security Council, IlaVlnq considered the request by the Permanent Repreflentative ot Anqnln to the llnlted Natlone contained in document S/17510, Dravely concerned at the eecalation ot conflict and the WorReninq eituation developtnq in Anqola, Convinced that the unwarranted prraence ot toreiqn torcea in Anqola seriously imprd~~ the develOpm@nt of & proeerr of national reconciliation in that country, Conscious ot the need and derire bf the Anqolan people to determine their own tuture tree trom any toteiqn int~rtrtence and in an atmoaphere ot peace and tranquillity, 1. Demands that all f6Ceiqn military t’orcefl he withdrawn forthwith and onconrlttlonal ly from the tottitoty of Anqola; % . CallA UPOn all Staten 8crupulouAly tf) reepect the nnverriqnty and tPrrltorial inteqrity of Anqolat 4. RequeFlke the VarlOuB factions within Anqola to nettle their ditferenceR thrrwqh a praceas of peaceful neqotiatlon and in 0 spirit ot national rF?conclllationt 4. HequeRtn MWntwr StAteA to retrain trom interveninq in the domeetic attairs ot Anqole so that eelt-determination can at 1aRt t)P achlevod in that cnuntryj 5. Uecldes to remAAn Belaed ot the matter. --m-m 
analysis: This text appears to be a draft resolution submitted to the United Nations Security Council, addressing a conflict and humanitarian crisis in Angola. The language used emphasizes the need for peace, national reconciliation, and respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Angola. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture. It does, however, touch on humanitarian aid and relief, as it demands the withdrawal of foreign military forces and calls for an end to interference in Angola's domestic affairs.