-A:=/ qr E::::-- UN'IED NATIONS GENERAL A S S E M B I-YDistr, G {NNAL I\/3j/\a2 +(Avr'.i o qanJ- anliar I ORn OEIGIIIAL: II'IGLISH Thirtv-fi f+h ececi nn TiFm ?7 of r na nrarli < innr i arandrv 1i{PLEh.ri-llTATI0N 0F THE IIECLAFATION 0l'l llilE DINUCIIARIZATfOI'{ oF AFRICA DF--Fr -. I aa ca^ra,,,ry-ceneral l. By resolution 3\176 B of 11 December I979j the General Assembly" jnter a1ia, reqrested the Sec rel ary- Gen eral to prerare" 1,/jLL Lhe assisL-nce of a_or:ropriaLecxperls, a comprehensive l eporc on Soutf ,/.r'ricars plan and ceo:l i_Lit'r in Lhe ru"learfield and to subnit the report to the Asserlbly at its thirty-tifth session. 2. PLrsuanl Lo thal resolution, :!e -'ec rctary -Gen eral 3ppoirted e Group of Fxrerts on South Africa.?s Plan and Capability in the liuclear Fie1d, rrhich rnet at I{eadquarters in ],le\.r York from 2! to 2g February and from 28 July to B Au€just 1980. Ey a letter rlated B August 1980, the Chairnan of the Grou! of Expert s transndtted-tc the Secretary-General the ret:rort which is hereby subrnitted to the General Assemblv. )', A/35h5a, 8o-2f3905.61, -r , r'l i\ / 3t /\c2 En31isi:r Annex ANNEX Forel^'ord by the Secretary-General Ijnited Nations concern ^f enoTihai d .hn .'-'+''CONTEi{fS with South Africa I s policy nuclear non-prolif erati r:nParagraphs 5 5-l+r 5-8 JU L4 2a 25 29 39 e l, J' JO-JY Lo - )+1 r+0 [1 \23 l 2TI. INTRODUCTION; CONTEXT OI' TTII STUDY 1 - 5 A. in Afric a B. Concern about South Africa's nucl-ear activities . 1I. NUCI,EAR EMFGY FROFILE OI' SOUTH AFRICA I'.? l1r hi a+ ^*' Nuclear fuel cycle rcs.,:lrcesr activities andi+ , o 7 7 tc r3 L6 16 r5 1B 19 2A 20 20 2Lo- 2r- ?n ?t-A. 1l facilities 1. Uranir.m resources
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly on the nuclear capabilities and activities of South Africa. It discusses the country's nuclear fuel cycle, facilities, and resources, as well as concerns about its nuclear proliferation. The report is likely related to the international community's efforts to promote nuclear non-proliferation and ensure the safe and responsible use of nuclear energy.

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