2. Yuqoslavia severed diplomatic relationn with South Africa after the adoption of General Ansemhly resolution 1761 (XVIII, hv which the Asaemhlv reaueeted Member States to break off diplomatic relations with the Government of South Africcr, to -3o- close their ports to all vessels flvinq the South African flaq, to enact leqislation prohihitinq their ehiw from enterina South African ports, to hovcott all South African qaode and to refrain from exportinq qoods, includinq all arma and ammunition, to South Africa, and to refuse landinq and paenaqe facilities to all aircraft helonainci to the Government of South Africa and companies reqiatered under the lawa of South Africa, 3. In accordance with the recommenriationa contained in this reeolutian, Yuqoslavia passed in 1963 a Ml.1 prohihitinq the maintenance and eetahliehment of economic relations with South Africa. This leqielation Drohihite the trade of qoods of South Air ican or iqin, utilisation of Yuqoslav airports, porte and harbours hv vessel6 and aircraft of South Africa, and vice vema. 4. All the provisions of this leqislation have to date heen alwavs and fully implemented. 5. In view of the comprehensive and explicit character of the hill which prohihite all, even the indirect forms of economic co-operation with South Africa, there has heen no need for adODtiOn of other or different measures reqardinq thQ arms emharoo aqainst South Africa. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic relations between Yugoslavia and South Africa, specifically the measures taken by Yugoslavia to comply with a UN resolution and sever all economic ties with South Africa. The text highlights the comprehensive nature of the legislation passed by Yugoslavia, which prohibits all forms of economic cooperation with South Africa.

**Category**
International trade, Industry