of human rights, the imJX>rtance of an open nul tilateral trading system and improved access to the diverse markets, as well as to science and technology. The final document should, furthermore, highlight the necessity of a comprehensive social framework to provide the respective JX>pula tions with education, shelter and health services, the important role of the United Nations system, as well as the requirement of additional financial resources and development aid for developing countries. Let me conclude by calling upon our friends in Africa, Latin America and Asia to work with us for a better, safer and more prosperous world J a world free of hunger, poverty and fear; a world free of environmental disasters and rich in healthy forests, rivers and lakes; a world, in whidh our children and the succeeding generations will enjoy living. BHS/jq A/S-18/PV. 5 18 Mr~ BYAMBASUREN (Monqolia) (interpretation from Russian): The Monqolian deleqation was very haPPV to join in sponsorinq the draft resolution on admi ttinq the Republic of Namibia to membership of the United Nations at this sPecial session. We sincerely conqratulate the people and Government of Namibia on this historic event, which crowns with success the lonq and heroic strugqle of the Namibian people, under the leadership of the South West Africa People's Organization, for their freedom and self-determination against colonialism and apartheid. That happy result is also the fruit of the tireless efforts of the United Nations and its Secretary-General. After 10 years we are once aqain meetinq here in a special session of the General Assembly to deal with economic problems. Our common qoal is to assess the world economic situation, to work together on new approaches to economic co-operation between States and to the tasks involved in the revitalization of economic qrowth and development of the developinq countries. 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the importance of economic cooperation, development, and trade, as well as the need for a comprehensive social framework to provide education, shelter, and health services. It also mentions the revitalization of economic growth and development of developing countries. Additionally, it congratulates Namibia on its independence and mentions the importance of a world free of hunger, poverty, and fear.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Education, Health