text: investment6 and etimolating exports, becaum a world in which developing countries face simultaneously a fall in their standard of living and the draining away of their capital is by definition vQLatile. In conclusion, there is no doubt that the success or failure of the Substantial New Programme of Action will be the most revealing test of the will of the rich countries to restore credibility to the North-South dialogue. If, for this small group of States with relatively modest needs, the international community is not now able to undertake the necessary reforms, one has the right to ask when and for whom it wfll be able to do so. than ever batpare the third wopOd wrt rely on it8 own t?urawo cl080 ryrkaatically ruploxo thr many pmmibilitieo for SUN&-south 3?or iW part, the Rqaublio of Haiti faithful W its 4;raditionol, contfnueu to face a particularly BiRPioult sftuatton but Lt ie makirrg avory effort to enam the full mbiliretion oL ib internal remarkets in tha oervfce of the basic objectfveo of it8 racial and economio developsent and the promtPsn of the fundamntol right@ of the Baitian& in full accordance with the provislPon8 of the Charter, the &je0tiveo of the regional insutftu tfokm to which we belong and the raul tfla teral ~nvention8 to which we have acceded. AMH/l5 A/re/m. 19 56 09Y. mtime, Haiti, In that connection, our Government ha6 in the courf~ of this yeerr initiated On0 Of the moat iQ?ortant institutional reform ever accoJnpliohed in the country, Ons of the main aegecrta of which hae been the successful establishment of the legal and COil8titutfonal fr&uework needed for developing genuine Haitian demcr:wy. This new *social ~ontrmt*, based on rigorous norms of liberal and pluralistic demwgaay guarantees the exercise of fundamental freedoms, for the first time 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the economic situation of developing countries, specifically Haiti, and the need for international cooperation and reform. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or international organization document. The text mentions economic development, trade, and humanitarian aid, which are all relevant to the topic of international relations and economic cooperation.