text: ii,_-\p, .-1,li (\q111111tkL' ()11 thL· Siitulion with rcg:ird to ;::,· lr11pk11L11tc1:,,,11 ,,r the· Dec!a1at1,,11 lll1 the Ciranting , ,1 l :1cl,·1cc11de11,c ,,1 C\1lu11;al C ,untrie, and People~ l,, 'c:1d a faet-findimo: mission tu E,i--.t Timor, (;ul\'c/_1· (·oncemc(! al the dete··ioration of the ,itua­ t'l"1 in East Timur. < ,rcn eh· 1·0111 ,·med 11h,J at the loss of ]if..: and con­ <., 1,1, ,,1· ihL' u1·:,':L'llt need t,, a,oid further bloodshed in r :;1·< 1111H,r. J),pl,m11c; the i11terYc11tio11 of the armed forces of I ,id, ,,:l·,1a in Last Timor. R,·gr, 11i11g that the CiowrnmcI.t of Portugal did not d1,,.-:trgc full\ it:,; rc',pl,t1\ibilities .is administering Pow­ L'I ;;1 :he· Terr1ll'I\. under Chapter XI of the Charter, I. Calls 11po11 all States to 1cspect the territorial 111kc:rir-. ul L,,t l 1m,,r ,is ,,cl! ,:; tnc inalienable right nf its 1;eoplc tn \elf-determination in accordance \Jth (,eneral :\ssembly resolution 1514 (XV): ' Calf.1 11po11 the Governff ent of Indonesia to \1 ithdraw without delay all its forces from the Territory; 1. Calls upon the Govcrnme1t of Portugal as ad­ ministering Power to co-operate fully with the United :'\ations so as to enable the peoJle of East Timor to ,,;ncis( freely their right to self-cletermination; .i f rgc.1· al I States and othe1 parties concerned to c11-opcrate fully with the efforts ,if the United Nations :1, ,1ehi,·ve a p,_:accful solution to tiie existing situation and ,,i tacilit~rtc the decolonization of the Territory; 5. Rcques1s the Secretary-Ge 1eral to send urgently a special representative to East Timor for the purpose nf makmg an on-the-spot asses~mcnt of the existing s1<t1:Ition and of establishing con act with all the par­ ti,·, in r!.e Tcrritorv and all Staks concerned in order tc-,·11,tr"c the imple-mentation of the present resolution; h. F11rt!ier requcsrs the Seer :tarv-General to fol­
analysis: The text appears to be a United Nations resolution related to the situation in East Timor, addressing issues of self-determination, decolonization, and the withdrawal of foreign forces. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, or specific industries. The focus is on political and humanitarian aspects, rather than technical or scientific issues.