text: 3' The Government of the sFR of Yugoslavia has always attached special attentionto the promotion of good-neighbourly relations and to the development of all-roundco-operation with all neighbouring countries in accordance with the Charter of tbeunited Nations- These positions are an expression of the policy of active andpeaceful co-existence to wbich the sFR of Yugoslavia, as a non-aligned country, hassubstantially and lastingly conmitted itself in its foreign policy. Thesepositions are clearly stated in the constitution of the sFR of yugoslavia as wellas in the constitutions of the socialist republics and socialist autonomousprovinces- fn conformity with that policy, conprehensive relations with themajority of neighbouring countries have been developed in the fields oftrans-boundary co-operation, trader potlnents, industrial co-operation, traffic,hydro-industry, tourism, abolition of visas and reducing customs forrnalities to aminimum, as well as in the field of consular relations in general. This wasenhanced by an intensive political dialogue between the leaders of the neighbourinoBalkan countries, both at bilaterar and regional revels. 4' National minorities have a special significance for the developrnent ofgood-neighbourly relations' better mutual understanding and co-operation. FuIleouality and the opportunity for comprehensive developnent of their nationalidentities should therefore be a generally accepted practice in those parts of theneighbouring countries where national and other minorities live. The orientationof Yugoslavia !o the policy of "open borders" and the abolition of variouslimitations, for example, tbe abolition of visas, opens up the road to a free'exchange of people and goods. Yugoslav borders are considered to be the most openA/40/4s0/Add.2 English Page 3 in the world' such an orientation on Yugoslaviars part is in conformity with theprovisions of the final document. of ttre conference on security and co-operation inEurope adopted 10 years ago at Helsinki. 5' Promotion of good-neighbourliness should constitute an essential element andone of the basic goals of the foreign poricy of any country. This impliesrejection of the policy of hegemony and domination in relations with neightrours,respect for their social, political and economic systems and independent foreignpolicies' strict adherence to the principre of non-interference in their internalaffairs and the pursuit of a policy of peaceful and active co-existence whoseultimate goal is the democratization of international relations in general. Thispolitical component of good-neighbourliness, in the view of the Government of thesFR of Yugoslavia, nust lre taken into account in the formulation of regalprinciples and rules in this field and in the elaboration of a reLevantinternational document.
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the foreign policy and international relations of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, emphasizing the importance of good-neighbourly relations, peaceful coexistence, and non-interference in internal affairs. It also touches on issues related to trade, industrial cooperation, and the abolition of visas and customs formalities. However, the text does not delve into specific economic development plans, natural resources, or environmental concerns.