text: competence of speclalized bodies to deal nith specific aspeces of the lnternationaleconony must also be recognized. They have pointed in particular to the meeti.ngsof the rnterim comnltcee and the DeveLopment committee as one such forum and haveexpressed the hope thac the Apri.l and @tober L9B5 meeeings of the committees wouldprovide a new opportunity to discuss the varlous aspects of international economicco-operation, including external indebtedness, flon of resources and trade policies.^/4o/108Engli sh Paqe 26 Il1. Concerning the flos of resources' a number of developed countries have, in various forums in lecent nonths, affirmed their conmitment Co the ODA targees agreed upon, namely the provision of 0.7 per cent of their GIIP for the developing countries as a whole and 0.15 per cent of their GNP for the least developed countries. They have urged other deve!.oped countries to live up to their commitments to lhe ODA targets. l,!,a ny have also expressed disappointmenE that the results of IDA-? and the second IPAD replenishment eere unsatisfactory. A number of countries are ready to support a general increase in the capital of the llorld Bank. l.4os ! countries have also expressed support for current international efforts to meec the serious situatlon in Africa, including Ehe special Africa Facility of the liorld Bank. At the same !ime, the developed countries enphasize efficiency in ald utilization through better co-ordination and technlcal assistance as rrell as lhrough greater efforts by the less developed councries to mobilize and effectlvely use thelr domestlc resources - l-12. All developed countries agree that a free flor of international trade is essential for ttte prosperlty of the lrorld economy and they are thus in agreeoent in prtnciple wlth developing countries anxious to see a significant expansion of their exports. There is nevertheless a vridespread recognition of the fact tbat a rasurgence of proiectlonisn in international trade has occurred in recent years, especlally in the form of quantitative restrictions. Although all developed counEries are parties to GATT, the rules of the Agreemenc are often violated or
analysis: The text discusses various aspects of international economic cooperation, including external indebtedness, flow of resources, trade policies, and development aid. It also mentions the importance of free trade and the need for efficiency in aid utilization. These topics suggest that the text is related to economic development and international trade.