ation during its current session. In resolution 40/22, w_ealth su!llmit confer~nce with a view to promoting an appeal was also made to all Governments, organi- dial_ogue m South Afnca, and had u~ged the South zations and individuals in a position to do so to Afncan Government to co-operate with that group. contribute generously to the Trust Fund for the 26. In September 1985, the States members of the Programme for the Decade so as to enable the European Community had agreed to harmonize Secretary-General to implement the various pro-policies relating to the embargo on exports of weap- gramme elements outlined in his report on the plan ons, oil and sensitive equipment to South Africa, the of activities for 1985-1989.3 In that connection, it withdrawal of military co-operation and assistance, should be noted that the Secretary-General had and the prohibition of nuclear collaboration. They issued a general press release and addressed a note to had also announced a number of "positive measures" all Member States appealing for contributions to the to provide active support to a broad range of Trust Fund; he wished to reiterate that appeal to the anti-apartheid organizations and programmes. The members of the Council. Code of Conduct for companies based in countries of 22. Mr. HAMER (Observer for the Netherlands), the Community and _operating in South Afri_ca had speaking on behalf of the 12 countries members of been adopted a_nd remforced. ~~e ~omm~m~y was the European Community, said that those countries prepared to review. all those pohcies If no SI~P~Ificant had consistently rejected all forms of racial discrimi- progres~ w~s . achieved towards. the abohti<?n of nation, which they considered to constitute an into!- aparthezd Withm a reason~ble penod. The endmg of erable violation ofthe Charter of the United Nations. the state of emergency m ~a~ch 1_986 had been 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the United Nations and its efforts to address the apartheid regime in South Africa. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international politics and governance. The text mentions various initiatives, such as the Code of Conduct for companies and the Trust Fund, which suggests that economic and financial aspects are involved. However, the primary focus is on human rights and social issues, making it difficult to categorize solely under an economic or industrial category.

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