text: Republic of Germany is about to commence. rn view of the recent developments inthe mining sector of South Africa, more labour intensive works are obviouslynecessary. A number of projects have now been identified and donor support fortheir implementation is sought. Project 8: Expansion of the Maseru and lGputsoe industrial estates I98. As yet there is no donor assistance secured. Horrever, the project has beensubmitted to the Kuwait Fund for International Economic Development. Meanwhile theBritish Government has indicated an interest in building two more shel.ls in !,taseru. Project 9r Maseru electricitv suoolv 199. The terms of reference for the study have been agreed upon with the African Development Bank and the project is to be presented to the Board in June 1985. Pro ject 10: Ner^, Maseru International Airport 200. Consultations with the African Development Bank nere successful, and theproject is due for completion in the middle of July.^/ 40 / 441 EngIi sh Page 69 XI. MOZAMBIQUE 201. The special economic assistance programme for Mozambigue was first initiatedin 1976 in response to Security Council resolution 385 (1975) of 17 tt{arch 1975 concerning economic difficulties arising from the country's application of economic sanctions against the 16gime in Southern Rhodesia. Pursuant to subseguent resolutions of the various intergovernmental bodies, the programme expanded its focus to encompass the rehabilitation and development efforts of the Government. The most recent previous report, of the Secretary-General (A/39/3821, revierired economic developments through 1983 and caIIed to the attention of the international community urgent needs for immediate assistance as well as some priority programmes designed to establish a basis for future development. In its resolution 39/L99 ot 17 December 1984, the General Assembly reiterated its appeal to the international community to provide financial, material and technical assistance to Mozambigue and requested the Secretary-GeneraI to prepare a report on the development of the economic situation and the implementation of the special programme of economic assistance for that country. A. Economic situation 1. General 202. Ptevious reports have presented detailed information on the critical economic
analysis: The text appears to be discussing economic development in the Republic of Germany and several African countries, specifically South Africa, Mozambique, and Lesotho. It mentions various projects and initiatives related to industry, infrastructure, and economic assistance, which suggests that the category should be related to economic development.