educational inet itutions in the Republic to candidasteR who are recommended by th+B national liberation movements recoqnlzed by the United NationR and the Orqanlzlnticln of African IJnity. Active public work is carried out in the [fkrainian SSR in eupport of tho jl1Rt Btruqqle of the Namihian people. An important rolt= in this reRpec?t iR played try the Republic ‘R mar3R informat ion media, which provide extensive treatment of the purposes and qoals of that ntruqqle, the varioua aRpect8 of the Namihian auistion end the work of the UnLted NationA and its orqane directed towardR the Rpecrdiegt. settlement of the Namihian problem, / . . . A/40/654 S/l 7471 Enql ish Paqe 5 The just struqqle of the Namihian people, led hy SWAPO, to achieve nstionnl Independence and end the country’s occupatinn and to oppose attempts hy the racist. r&lime of South Africa and its imperialint protectarR to impose a neo-colonialist rbime on Namibia will continue to enjoy full support from the [Jkrainian SSR. The Permanent Mission of the Ukrainian SSR to the United Nations rwuests that this note be circulated a8 a document of the General Assembly under item 34 of the preliminary 1iRt and as a document of the Security Council. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the Ukrainian SSR to the United Nations, expressing support for the Namibian people's struggle for independence and opposition to the occupation by South Africa. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It seems to be focused on international politics and relations.

**Category**
Education, International relations