BankandtheInternational Monetary FUnd(IMF)continued tomaintain linkswiththe regimeasexemplified bythecontinued membership ofSouthAfricainboth organizations. Itdeplored thepersistent collaboration between IMFandSouth AfricaandcalledontheFundtoputanendtosuchcollaboration. TheCommittee recommended thattheAssembly, atitsthirty-sixth session, shouldpropose, under articleIIIoftheAgreement between theUnitedNations andIMF,theurgent inclusion intheagendaoftheBoardofGovernors oftheFUndofanitemdealing withtherelationship between theFundandSouthAfricaandthat,inpursuance of article 11oftheAgr:eement, therelevant organsoftheUnitedNations should participate ipanymeeting oftheBoardofGovernors called bytheFundforthe pUrPOse ofdiscussing theitem. '!beCommittee requested theagencies, organizations andinstitutions concerned toextendsubstantial assistance tothe Governments ofthefront-line Statesinsupport oftheliberation struggle ofthe peopleofNamibia anditsnational liberation movement. Innotingwith satisfaction thearrangements madebyseveral agencies andorganizations toenable representatives ofthenational liberation movements recognized byOAUto participate asobservers intheirrelevant proceedings, theCommittee called upon thoseinstitutions whichhadnotyetdonesotomakethenecessary arrangements w~thout delay. '!beCommittee urgedtheagencies andorganizations oftheUnited Nations system whichhadnotgranted fullmembership totheUnitedNations Council forNamibia, todosowithout delay. '!beCommittee further recommended thatall Governments berequested tointensify theirefforts inthespecialized agencies and organizations ofwhichtheyweremembers,toensuretheeffective implementation of alltherelevant resolutions oftheUnitedNations. TheCommittee alsourgedthe executive headsoftheagencies andorganizations concerned toformulate, withthe activeco-operation ofOAU,andtosubmit, asamatterofpriority, totheir governing bodiesandlegislative organs, concrete proposals forthefull implementation oftherelevant UnitedNations decisions, inparticular specific programmes ofassistance tothepeoples inthecolonial Territories andtheir national liberation movements." ;/, I: I i I l -56-bestinterests. TheCOmmittee alsoreaffirmed that,inviewoftheirmethods of operation inthecolonial Territories ofsouthern Africa, theactivities offoreign economic, financial andotherinterests constituted amajorobstacle topolitical independence andracialequality, aswellastotheenjoyment ofthenatural resources bythepeoples oftheregion. TheCOmmittee therefore condemned the policies ofGovernments whichcontinued tosupport orcollaborate withthose foreign economic andotherinterests engaged inexploiting thenatural andhuman resources oftheTerritories. TheCommittee strongly condemned thecontinuing collaboration ofcertain Western countries andotherStates withSouthAfricain thenuclear fieldwhich, bysupplying theracistregimewithnuclear equipment and technology, enabledittoincrease itsnuclear capability, andcalled uponall Governments torefrain fromallsuchcollaboration withthatregime. TheCommittee calledonceagainuponallGovernments whichhadnotyetdonesototake legislative, administrative orothermeasures inrespect oftheirnationals andthe bodiescorporate undertheirjurisdiction thatownedandoperated enterprises in colonial Territories, particularly inAfrica, whichweredetrimental tothe interests oftheinhabitants ofthoseTerritories, inordertoputanendtosuch enterprises andtoprevent newinvestments whichrancounter totheinterests of theinhabitants ofthoseTerritories. Inthatconnexion, theCommittee strongly condemned SouthAfricaforitscontinued exploitation andplunder ofthenatural resources ofNamibia incomplete disregard ofthelegitimate interests ofthe Namibian peopleandforitsillegal extension oftheterritorial seaandits proclamation ofaneconomic zoneoffthecoastofNamibia. TheCOmmittee called uponthoseoil-producing andoil-exporting countries whichhadnotyetdonesoto takeeffective measures against theoilcompanies soastoterminate thesupplyof crude 0ilandpetroleum products totheracistregimeofSouthAfrica.The
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or a report from a committee or organization, focusing on issues related to colonialism, racism, and economic exploitation in southern Africa. It discusses the role of international organizations, such as the IMF, and the actions of governments and corporations in perpetuating these issues. The text also touches on the theme of natural resources and their exploitation.

**Category**
International trade, Natural resources and environment