text: decisions. The German Democratic Republic, on the other hand, unconditionally supports the demand of the majority of United Nations Member States for the imposition of comprehensive and mandatory sanctions on South Africa. 4. In the liqht of the escalating terror by the politicians of apartheid, the demands contained in resolution 39/72 G constitute the absolute minimum reuuired to implement the United Nations decisions, including the Security Council resolutions on southern Africa. 5. The German Democratic Republic believes that the Special Committee aqainst Apartheid should concretely and in detail analyse the situation with regard to the implementation of this and other resolutions adopted on the matter by the General Assembly at its thirty-ninth session. Drawinq on the latest findings Of investigations made by the Commission on Human Rights, the Economic and Social Council and the specialised aqencies, the report of the Committee should correctly reflect the situation’and thus enable the General Assembly at its fortieth session to adopt far-reaching decisions. 6. The German Democratic Republic has never maintained any relations with South Africa. It feels closely linked in solidarity with the oppressed people of South Africa in their just struqqle. It supports the liberation struggle of the Namibian people as well as the struggle of the front-line States for peace, security and social progress, against imperialist danination, racism and apartheid. The German Democratic Republic will continue its traditional close co-operation with the liberation movements SWAP0 and ANC. GREECE [Original: Enqlish] 1. Greece has repeatedly and unreservedly condemned the persistence Of South Africa in maintaininq the inhuman system of apartheid. Discrimination, racial or otherwise, is abhorrent and unacceptable under whatever aspect it may appear. Greece has condemned all efforts to perpetuate apartheid through the bantustan policy and the attempt at fraqrentation of the black population of South Africa. 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from a country (the German Democratic Republic and Greece) regarding their stance on the situation in South Africa, specifically the apartheid regime. The content focuses on the political and social aspects of the situation, condemning the policies of apartheid and expressing support for the liberation movements. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or any other specific aspects that would fit into the categories related to those topics.