text: (a) To deny all military, economic, political, diplomatic or other assistance to racist régimes which enables and encourages these régimes to enforce and perpetuate their racist policies; (£>) To ensure the fullest implementation of United Nations resolutions relevant to the complete eradication of racism, racial discrimination and apart­ heid in southern Africa; 4. Reiterates its appeal to all States, intergovern­ mental organizations, private institutions and non-gov­ ernmental organizations to continue to render political and material assistance to the oppressed peoples of southern Africa and the liberation movements rec­ ognized by the Organization of African Unity; 5. Calls upon all States and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations to work for the speedy release of all political prisoners imprisoned by the racist régimes for their fight against apartheid, racism and racial discrimination and for the right of their people to self-determination and independence; in Recognizing the importance of concerted and co­ ordinated action by the United Nations system to im­ plement the Programme for the Decade for Action to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination, Bearing in mind the report of the Secretary-General on the work of the World Conference to Combat Ra­ cism and Racial Discrimination, Commending the steps already taken by various organs and bodies within the United Nations system, including the specialized agencies, to implement the Programme for the Decade, «Resolution 3057 (XXVITJ), annex. Aware of the need for further interagency co­ ordination and co-operation within the United Nations system in the implementation of the Programme for the Decade, Reiterating the importance of publicity as an instru­ ment for furthering the goals and objectives of the Decade, 1. Stresses the urgent need for organizations within the United Nations system to continue to intensify their efforts to arouse world public opinion on a continuous basis against the evils of racism, racial discrimination and apartheid; 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on issues related to human rights, specifically addressing racism, racial discrimination, and apartheid in southern Africa. It emphasizes the need for international cooperation and action to combat these issues, including economic, political, and diplomatic assistance to affected countries and peoples. While the text does not directly address economic development, natural resources, or industry, it does touch on the need for publicity and awareness-raising efforts to further the goals of the Decade for Action to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination.