3. Pakistaa has irnposed conprehensive trade sanctions against South Africa' The Import Control Order 1980 prohibits atl types of connercial transactions to and from South Africa. 4. Pakistan does not gratt tandiag and passage facilities to south African aircraft and has closed Pakistani ports to be used by the vessels flyilg the South African flag, EveD before the passage of security coulxci1 resolutioD 418 (1977), Pakistan had banneat the sate of arms, anmunition and all tyPes of military vehicles and other strategic aoods to South Africa anal vice-versa. 5. There is ao Pakistau transrational corporatio! oPerating or haviug invested iu South Africa since they are Prohibited from doing so, under Government oiders and instruct io[s . 6, rn conpliaace with the resolucions aad recontnendations of the General assembly and the Security CouaciL, Pakistan has also suspended aI1 cuftural, educational and sports exchange trith South Africa. 7, Pakistan resolutely suPPorted the efforts of the PeopLe of Namibia to achieve independence under the leadership of SWAPO. Pakistan has also been ParticiPating in international efforts for providing assistance to the victirns of Soueh African po).icies by coltributing $us 3,ooo each to the united NaEions Fund for Namibia and Uuited Nations Fund for South Africa. L Moreover, the Five-Year Technical Assistance Prograrnme for Africa is in operation. Under this Prograffne, the front-1ine Stales and Soutb African liberation movemeDts, have been offered a variety of technical and vocatlonal training prografines in various disciptines to develop their human resources'A/44/960/Add.2 English Page3 6.TheGovernment oftheGDRwillplead, andwork,fortheUnited Nations to promote, tothebestofitsabilities, theefforts initiated inSouthAfrica to bringabout apeaceful andnegotiated endtoapartheid. 7.TheGovernment oftheGDRcommunicates that,duetoitsspecial commitment to humanrights, itemphasizes andpursues itsprevious position onthatsubject. PAKISTAN 1.Pakistan hasalways condemned theabominable policies ofapartheid andracial discrimination followed bytheracist Government ofSouthAfricaa Thesepolicies constitute flagrant violation oftheCharter oftheUnited Nations andthe Universal Declaration onHumanRights. Pakistan hassupported allactions and recommendations madebytheUnited Nations withaviewtopersuading theGovernment ofSouthAfrica torefrain fromitsinhuman policies.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the international relations and diplomatic efforts of Pakistan and the GDR (German Democratic Republic) towards South Africa, particularly in regards to the apartheid regime. The text discusses economic sanctions, trade restrictions, and humanitarian aid, indicating a strong connection to international relations and diplomacy. Additionally, the text touches on human rights and the promotion of peaceful and negotiated end to apartheid, suggesting a strong emphasis on human rights and humanitarian efforts.

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