ofourAfrican brethren inrecent months.isashining landmark onthepathtowards theelimination ofracisminsouthern Africa. Thealliance between theSouth African regimeandtileracistregimeinTelAvivandb)eircollaboration inall fields, inpatticular themilitary andnuclear fields, aswellastheco-ordinationI•MLG/Mo A/40/PV.16 69-70 (Mt.AI-Shara, SyrianArab Republic)----'--; oft&~eiraggressive policies andses'iemi::s against: ta'1eAfrican andb'1eArabpeoples, mustbemetwithbetterco-ordination andincreased co-operation amongtheAraband African countries invarious domains. Itisnoexaggeration tosaythatthecontinuing aggressive andracist policies ofthePretoria andTalAvivregimes remai'As the"fusemoatlikelyto ignitetheinternational situation andconfront theworldwithapotential nuclear disaster. Thecontinuance ofthestrategic alliance between theunitedStatesof America andthosetworacistregimes, andthefactthattheunitedStatesis supplying themwithallthemeansofaggression whileobstructing theimposition of comprehensive mandatory .sanctions against them,constitute themainreasonforthe isolation oftheunitedStatesintheinternational aLenaandthecondemnation of itspolicies intheworld. Thequestion ofCyprusremains oneofthemostcomplex problems causing concern totheinternational community ingeneral andtothenon-aligned Mediterranean Statesinparticular. Thisisbecause ofitsimplications forthe security andstability oftheentireregion. Thejustsolution ofthisquestion canbeachieved onlythrough theimplementation oftherelevant UnitedNations resolutions insuchawayastopreserve fortileRepublic ofCyprusits sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity andnon-aligned statusandby meansofnegotiationsbetweenthetwoCypriotcommunities. i'lesincerely hopethat theendeavours ofthe Unit.~dNations Secretary-General willbecrowned withsuccess. Withregardtothesituation inAfghanistan, wereaffirm theneedtorecognize therightofthelegitimate AfghanGovernment todefenditscountry's independence andsovereignty against anyforeign interference. Wearetotally cooonitted to ensuring thatthiscountry, whichislinkedtooursbyancienthistorical ties, remains amemberoftheMovement ofNon-Aligned Countries.representative oftheSecretary-3eneral, andwewishhimallsuccess. serious dimensions, cannotbeisolated fromunitedStatesactsofintervention Theprocess ofdecolonization andtheachievements inthescientific and(Mr.Al-Shara, SyrianArab Republic)A/40/PV.l6 71 Thereunification ofthetwopartsofKoreahasbecomeanurgentnecessity in Hotbeds oftension invariouspartsoftheworldmaystillexplodeatanyCurrent developments inCentral America andtheCaribbean, whichhaveacquiredWehopethatthecountries. neighbouring onAfghanistan, withwhichwehavethesame moment. Hundreds ofmillions ofpeopleinthethirdworldareexperiencingproblem, whichcallsupontheUnitedStatesofAmerica towithdraw itsforcesfrom technological fieldswitnessed duringthelast40yearshaveshortened distancesforthesystems oftheirownchoice. Thesearemanifested inthethreatoruseof problems onourglobehavekeptgrowing andseemtoremainwithout solutions inview,theimplementation oftheUnitedNations resolution relevant totheKorean force,accompanied bypressures, political blackmail, economic blockades andthe financing ofmercenaries andtheirusetodestabilize regimesthatreject sight. Thearmsraceisspiralling uncontrollably andisapttoreachouterspace.JSMVrd education. Nonetheless,thepresence oftheUnitedNations persewillrepresentkeeping withtheinterests ofinternational peaceandtheKorean people~ Inour peopleofNicaragua, fromexercising theirrighttoself-determination andoptingclosehistorical ties,willbeabletoresolve thedifficulties amongthemselves. Weareclosely following theongoing negotiations inGeneva, through the subservience andhegemony. amongnations andhaveconsiderably narrowed gapsamongpeoples. Yetnumerousaimedatpreventing thepeoplesoftheregion, foremost amongwhichistheheroicSouthKorea,istherightcourseforsolving theproblem. difficulties insecuring theveryminimum offood,clothing, lodging andtheidealsoftheUnitedNations, kind-hearted man.Theactions andconvictions ofamanofhisstature and necessary resources toworkforjustice andabetterworldforall.(Mr.AI-Shara, SyrianArab Republic)A/40/PV.16 72--------~~~-~-~---=_.~---~-~----~-------- Aparticular tribute mustbepaidtoourSecretary-General,Mr.TALESIBRAHIMI (Algeria) (interpretation fromArabic): ~ingled outoneofitsmostdeserving andenergetic servants. HenceIdonotknow Mr.JavierPerezdeCuellar. Theexcellent reporthehasgivenusisinitselfYourpredecessor, Ambassador PaulLusaka, alsodeserves anexpression ofgreatAtatimewhentheOrganization isreviewing itspast,probing thepresent and bebestforourturbulent andtroubled world. Toyourcountry, Spain, weowea gratitude. ThisworthysonofAfricahasleftyoutheexemplary legacyofa
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or declaration by a representative of the Non-Aligned Movement, addressing various international issues such as racism, nuclear disarmament, decolonization, and conflicts in different regions. It does not contain specific discussions about economic development, natural resources, or technological advancements. Instead, it focuses on the political and social aspects of these issues.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations