Johanneshucq and no export credit ineurance ie qiven for exports to South Africa. In addition, Danish aut.horities do not render any aeeietance In order to prOmOte trade with South Africa. 26. The Royal Greenland Tradinq Company has been inetructed not to purchase qoods in South Atrica, and the Danish State pailway hllve urqed the leaseholders of railway shops not to carry qoode of South African oriqin. (e) Termination ot air aqreementm 27. On 27 June 1985 the Danish Government, toqether vith the Government6 of Norway and Sweden, decided to terminate their respective air aqreemente With South Atrica immediately. The statement by the Minister tor Foreiqn Affairs of Denmark Of 27 June 1985 on the discontinuation ot Scandinavian Airlines System fliqhte to South Africa ie contained in attachment V. -12- (f) Other measures 28. Bealdes the above-mentioned, Denmark has adopted meaauren in the field of sports and culture; Danish humanitarian assistance to the oppressed people Ot Routhern Atrlca hae been increaecd since tl~e adop$ion of the Rcrdlz Rcoqramme at Act ion; and Denmark qives considerable development aseiutance to the tront-1 itle States, both bilaterally and within the framework of the Southern Atr ican Development Co-ordination Conterence. At.tachment I Resolution tahlecl in the Danish Parliament t’y a mn]Ority of -. .-. the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament In order to contribute to commencinq the isolation of the South African apartheid r&lime, the Parliament reauests the Government to boycott certain economic activities in the Republic of South Africa. The Parliament endorses the Programme of Action, which in part ot the communiau6 from the Meetinq ot the Nordic Foreiqn Minister@ in Onlo on 9 and 10 March 1978, includinq the contemplated qradual increase of support to retuqees, liberation movements, victims of the apartheid r6q;me etc., and (the Parliament) reauests the Government to contribute to a further elaboration of the point Nordic 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic and diplomatic sanctions imposed by Denmark against South Africa during the apartheid era. It mentions the termination of air agreements, restrictions on trade, and boycotts of certain economic activities. The text also touches on humanitarian assistance and development aid provided by Denmark to Southern Africa.

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