tollald the creation of the necessary cLlrnate for neSotlatlons. Untll rhp An.arihei{'i rpoime frL1fi1ls the cornEitnents it nade at the Groole Schuur Meeting, to paraphrase Dr Nelson llandeLa, thgse coonitrnents are of no more worEh chan che paper on r.rhich they are r^rrltten. As the African Natlonal Congress, particularly in lts briefing to the Mj.niscerial Meetlng of the Ad-Hoc Committee glven by its Depucy Presidcn!, Dr. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, in Cairo, EgyPE on 20 April I990,has cautioned, cven chough lts iDportant lnltlal contacts vich Pretoria nay have ralsed hoPes as to the willlngness of the regi$e to cooperate, it ls all che Dore ioPortant for the lnternatlonal cornnunity to lntenslfy accions tg conPel Pretqrla to take conclete and posltive ueasules to at leas! natch the hoPes raised. 25,0.0 Suseing up the fallure of the Apartheld regime to take profound and Lrreverslble steps toltards the eradication of APartheid' Dr. Nelson Mandela, reninded the internatlonal conDunity chat: "I !ren! to Prlson L'1!hout a vote, t have come out of prlson and I an stlll !'lthout a vo te. "24.0.0 LUSAXA ZAI'IBIAA/44/963 English Page32 23.0.0 Asreflected inthisreport, theApartheid regime hasnot yettakenanyprofound andirreversible steps.norhasitfulfilled the objectives towhichitcommitted itselfattheGroate SchuurMeeting. towardthecreation ofthenecesaary climate fornegotiations. Until theApartheid regimefulfills thecommitments itmadeattheGroate Schuur Meeting, toparaphrase DrNelson Mandela, thosecommitments dreofnomoreworththanthepaperonwhichtheyarewritten. 24.0.0 AstheAfrican National Congress, particularly inits briefing totheMinisteri~l Meeting oftheAd-Hoc Committee givenby itsDeputyPresident. Dr.NelsonRolihlahla Mandela. inCairo, Egypt on20April1990,has cautioned, eventhoughitsimportant initial contacts withPretoria mayhaveraised hopesastothewillingness oftheregimetocooperate, itisallthemoreimportant forthe international community tointensify actions tocompelPretoria to takeconcrete andpositive measures toatleastmatchthehopes raised. 25.0.0 Summing upthefailure oftheApartheid regimetotake profound andirreversible stepstowards theeradication ofApartheid, Dr.Nelson Mandela, reminded theinternationa::t community that:"l wenttoprisonwithout avote,1havecomeoutofprison andIam stillwithout avote.lI LUSAKA ZAMBIA Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or report, discussing the state of negotiations between the African National Congress and the Apartheid regime in South Africa. It mentions the failure of the regime to take concrete steps towards the eradication of Apartheid and the importance of the international community's actions to compel Pretoria to cooperate. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political context and the need for negotiations.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade