of the United Nations plan. They have shown maximum flexibility and have repeatedly indicated their preparcd- ness to sign a cease-fire agreement and to accept a target date for the arrival of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG), which would set in motion the electoral process under United Nations supervision. President Sam Nujoma, even at this current debate, has once again demonstrated readiness to co-operate with a]] serious efforts aimed at a negotiated settlement. We con- gratulate him for his far-sightedness, wisdom and statesmanship. 56. Bangladesh firmly believes that the Pretoria regime must be isolated effectively, and since our independence we have maintained no relations whatsoever with the racist regime in any field. We have consistently sup- ported the call for comprehensive mandatory sanctions against South Africa as provided for under Chapter VII of the Charter. During its membershipin the Council, Bangladesh made every possible effort to ensure strict and effective enforcement of the arms embargo against South Africa as called for in resolution 418 (1977). 57. It is a matter of pride for Bangladesh to be able to make a contribution to promote the cause of Namibia. We attach particular importance to our membership in the United Nations Council for Namibia, and we will continue to take an active part in all its deliberations and activities, We had the privilege of representing the Council in various international meetings and symposia, as well as on its missions of consultation. Within our modest means we have contributed to the United Nations Fund for Namibia and have offered training facilities in Bangladesh for Na- mibian students. Bangladesh deeply values the trust and confidence reposed in it by the international community for assisting and facilitating the work of the United Nations Special Representative in the context of UNTAG. 58. May I take this opportunity to express our deep 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a resolution by Bangladesh regarding the situation in Namibia and its support for the United Nations efforts to resolve the conflict. The text highlights Bangladesh's commitment to international cooperation, its stance on sanctions against South Africa, and its contributions to the United Nations Fund for Namibia. Given the focus on international relations, diplomacy, and humanitarian efforts, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international affairs.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade