text: commitment to ensure the full participation of all Namibians in each stage of the development of our nation. That commitment reflects not onlv tM political convictions of the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPOl, the ruling par tv, but also the certain tv that no developmental policy, however well conceived, financed and executed, can produce enduring benefits without such popular participation by all sections of the national community. Let me therefore delineate some of the Government's priorities and proqrammes as they relate to the public and private sectors and to regional development and co-ope ration. Public-sector priorities include, first, health care for the neglected ma;ori ty of the people) secondly, affordable housing for all segments of the population; thirdly, education and training to give an apportunitv to all Namibians to participate fully in the development process, and, fourthlv, agricultural and rural development, on which the livelihood of the majoritY of the Namibian peoPle depent'ls. Namibia will need the greatest possible support of the international oommunity in meeting those basic social needs. In that connection we look forward to the Planned donors' pledging conference here at the United Nations Headquarters from 21 to 23 June 1990, at which the internatiooal community will be invited to indicate the assistance it intends to give to our fledgling democracy. The Namibian Government places great hopes and expectations in the outcome of the donors' Pledging conference. We urge the international oommunitv to extend to Namibia's reconstruction Phase the same solidarity and unitv of purpose it demonstrated during the fight for national independence. After all, our newest nation is in a sense at this time a child of the international community. Our RM/10 A/S-18/PV.lO 33 (Mr. Gurirab, Namibia) election, the manner in which we conducted it, our Constitution, our reconciliation 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech by the Namibian Government, outlining its priorities and programs for the development of the nation. The focus is on ensuring the participation of all Namibians in the development process, with a emphasis on basic social needs such as health care, affordable housing, education, and agricultural development. The text also mentions the importance of international support, particularly in the context of a donors' pledging conference. Based on this, it seems likely that the category will be related to development, with a focus on social and economic development.