text: Noting nith deep concern that exist.ing international tension, distrust andwidespread conflict among natj.ons as a result of arms race, especially in thenuclear field, coloniarisn. neocor.on ial isn, foreign occupati.on; interventi.on andaggression, racisn and aL1 forns of racihl discrini.nation and other violations ofhuman rigtrts and fundamental freedons, unjust internationar. economic and financialrelations, farnine. illiteracy and poverty, unenploynent, unequal opporEunities ofaccess to culture and educalion in the contemporary rrorld are serious obstacles tothe advancement of youEh, Noting that the fortieth anniversary of the vicLory over nazism and fascism inthe second worl-d war and Ehe fortieth anniversary of lhe united Nations occur inANNEX Joint Staeenent Being of the opinion that the rnternational youth year is not an end rn itselfbut on the conErary should be a neaningful incentive for a new upsurge in youthactivit.ies in a variety of fields, Confident. that the International- youth year servesIocal, nationat, regional and international- J.evels foryoung people,!o mobilize efforts at. lhe satisfying specific needs of 1. Call ut)on Governnents. specialized agencies and bodies of the UnltedNations syslemr inte rgove rnmental and nonjovernnental organizations, in particularyouth organizations at. atl levels. as 1|e11 as the unj.ted NaEions world conferencefron 3 to 5 septenber 1985A/ 40/ 626 English Paqe 3 for the International Youth Year taking place within the franework of the fortieth session of the United Nalions General Assenbly to secure the conlinuation of activiEies undertaken in the field of youth for inproving the situation of youlh, ttrrough the adequate use of lhe aPpropriate institugions of the united Nations systen; 2. consider that the active and full participacion of young peoPle in all sectors of society plays an irnporEant role in the achievernent of social justice and in tbe attairu enE of the objectives of national developxnent and that young people should be g j.ven the opportunity to have a useful contribuEion to the resolution of major naEional, regional and international problenst 3. Express their solidaritv with the young nigrant workers throughouE lhe v'orld, and make an app€al to host counEries to respect their social and cultural- rights' free ot any political use of their situation in the relationship betsween Statesi
analysis: The text discusses international issues, mentioning arms race, colonialism, racism, and human rights violations. It also touches on economic and financial relations, poverty, and unemployment. However, the main focus is on the role of young people in achieving social justice and national development, and the International Youth Year is highlighted as a platform to promote their active participation. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, or agriculture.