4. ql 22 February L982, the Under-Secretary-Genera1 for PoLitical and Security@uncil Affairs wrote a further letter to the Managing Director of IMF requestinghim to convey the concern of the Special Cornrnittee to the Executive Board of the Frrnd with a view to taking steps to terninate any form of collaboration with the South African Governrnent. 5. In a reply dated 8 March L982, the Vice-President and General Counsel of theWorld Bank statedr nlhe resolutions raise issues sinilar ln many respects to those raised inearlier resolutions of the General Assembly which purported to make recommendations to the Bank with regard to South Africa and on which the Bank has made known its position (see General Assembly document A/5825). nWhile the Bankrs legal position has not changed, I wish to reiterate the Bankrs desire to continue to co-operate with the united llations in aLl mattersconsistent with the Bankrs articles of Agreement and its agreement with theUnited l€tions. trMr. Guy de tusignanl the Bankrs Special Representative to the Unitedlilations, is at your distrnsal to answer any question you nay have on thismatter. tl 5. l{o reply has yet been recelved from the Managing Director of IMF to the twoletters.'
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a situation related to international organizations, specifically the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and their relationships with the South African government. The tone suggests that there may be some controversy or disagreement between the organizations and the government, likely related to economic or political issues.

**Category**
International trade, International relations