text: 61. The Government submitted the lnterlm plan as well as the investment proqramme for 1983-1990 to the International Solldarity Conference for the Development of the Comoros, whlch was held at lloroni'from 2 to 4 July 1984'A/40/44L Engllsh Page 26 1. Gross donestlc product 62. rn 1983 the groes domestlc product ln current prtces was 401380 oillloncomorian francs.* rt is characterlzed by the donlnince of the prtmary aector(38 per cent) and the tertlary sector (46 per cent) and by ttre itmtted contributlonof the secondary aector, provided by induslry (5 per cent) and constructlon andpublic workg (10 per cent). 63' From 1976 to 1982 the contrlbutions of agrlculture and commerce to the GDpdlminished while the contributlons of constructlon and publlc works, publicadmlnistratlon and other services increased markedly. 64. Expressed in current prices, the contrlbution of agriculture to the groEsdomestlc product fell fron over {0 per cent ln lggl to 36 per cent ln 1gg3, thedecllne being the result of the slackenlng of lncreasea ln the prlce ofagricultural products ln 1983. varue added ln the coooerce gector arso decreaeedslightly, prlmarily because of Elow growth 1n dooegtlc and internatlonal prices.However, the publlc admlnistration and the conatructlon and public works sectorincreased because of the lmplementation of a large-ecale programme of publicinvestment and a considerable lncrease in the nuober of technlcar assistancepersonnel. The contribution of the 'other servlces. sector to the gross dooesticproduct also increaged considerably. 2. Balance of pavments 65. The 1984 balance of payments ts basically charactertzed by the worsenlng ofthe current account deflcitr whlch lncreased iroo 4,211 million @oorian francs toL41297 mtllion comorian francs. lltre deterloration of the current account was duemalnry to the more rapid lncreaee in the cost of irnports and to the heavy burden ofnon-factor serviceg, aB well as to unfavourable conditlons for export products inforel.gn markete.
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the economic development of Comoros, specifically focusing on the country's gross domestic product, balance of payments, and sectoral contributions. The language used is technical and economic, indicating a focus on economic indicators and trends. The text does not mention natural resources, environment, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.