2. On 25 February 1985, the Secretary-General in a note addressed to the Governments of l4ember States, and on 28 February 1985, the Legal Counsel in a letter addressed to United Nations bodies and programmes and the specialized agencies, invited the submission, in accordance with paragraph 6 of resolution 39/78' ot views and suggestions or the updating of earlier views on the content of good-neighbourliness and ways and means of strengthening it. 3. As at 3l August 1985, communications had been recej,ved from the Governnents of Botswana' Brunei Darussalan, the Dominican Republic, Bgypt, Gabon, Kuwait, Romania and Senegal. Communications had also been received from the followinq United Nations bodies3 The Economic Comnission for Latin America and the Caribbean,the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and the United Nations Environment Progranme; and frorn the following specialized agencies and other intergovernnental organizations related to the United Nations: International Labour OrganisaLion, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, $lorld Health Organization, lilorld Bank, International Telecommunication Union, The International Atonic Energy Agency and General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. 4. The present report reproduces the replies received from tlre above-mentioned Governments, United Nations bodies and programmes and intergovernmentalorganizations. 5. Any additional conmunications t.hat might be received will be published in addenda to the present report.A/40/450 Eng lish Page 4 II. REPLIES RECEI\TED FROTT! GO\IERNMENTS BOTSTTANA lOriginal.' Englishl [14 [tarch 1985] 1.. Botswana is bounded, to the north and nortb-east' by the Republic of Zimbabwe, an independent, free and democratic country, oith which she enjoys happy relations; to the west, by the non-self-governing international territory of Namibia currently under iltegal South African occupation, and to the south by the white minority ruled Republic of Soutfr Africa. Botswana naintains no relations i{it'h occupied Namibia while of necessity she maintains correct relations with South Africa.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international relations and diplomacy, specifically the concept of good-neighbourliness and ways to strengthen it. It mentions various countries, international organizations, and specialized agencies, which suggests a focus on international cooperation and diplomacy.

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