Government of the Syrian Arab Republic has had no relations, and do@s not intend to have any relationa whatsoever of any kind or in any form, with the I’aclRt white minority rCqime of Pretoria. 2. The Government ot the Syrian Arab Republic stronqiy supports and will contln3e to support the leqitimate 8truqqle of the fraternal peoples of both Soutrr Atrica and Namibia aosinet racism and fnreiqn occupatlofi, until the apartheid ri?qime 1s totallv eliminated and Namibia ha& o&dined Its full independence. 3. It qoes without sayina that the Svrian Arab Republic scrupulously ahide.? hy all relevant United Nations resolutions relatinq to South Africa, in pattrcular those resolutions that demand the applicatwn ot mandatory sanct.ions aqainst the racist rCqime of Pretoria. while the Syrian Arab Republic haF. stronqly supported the above-mentioned reaolutlona and all previoua nnee, it has aleo etrictlv applied measures beyond the provisions of pareqraph 7 of resolution 39/72 G. However, the Syrian Arab Republic believes that, until and unless the Security Council Applies comprehensive and mandatory sanctions under Chapter VII ot the Charter nqainst thp apartheid chime, which is qenerouely aic;ra by its western allies anr! partners, Pretoria will continue to escalate, as we have been witnessinq lately, its repressive policies and practices aqainet the black majority ln South r\trlca. Furthermore, the Syrian Arab Republic helreves that the international coWfw~lty IS duty-bound tcl increase support tor the liberation movements cecoqnized hy the Orqanization ot Atrican Unity and for all those etruqqlinq aqainst apartheid. 4. The valiant struqqle ot the peoples of South Attlce and Namlhla aqainst the colonial and racist practices of Pretoria demonstrates that the peoples ot southern Africa are determined to restore all their national and human riqhts by all means at their disposal, includinq armed struqqle. It is therefore Incumbent upon the 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a political statement or declaration from the Syrian Arab Republic, condemning the apartheid regime in South Africa and expressing support for the liberation movements in the region. It mentions international resolutions, sanctions, and the duty of the international community to support the anti-apartheid struggle. The text does not contain any information related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.

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