text: vital sectors of the nation. General Qbltetlyta Technological and scientific development In the country Is a task falling under the competence of both the scientific and technological system and the production system; the technololgcal condition of a country Is measured mainly by Its production processes and the degree by which the technology employed In the same Is generated or supported by research activities. Thus.·the national development requires that the productive sector and the national scientific and technological system, have the capacity to attain the following goals: -Offer scientific and technical solution to the economic and social problems of the country, contributing partlcualry to: a> reduce the dependenmcy on foreign technology; b) Increase productivity In all national sectors and activities; c> achieve adequate supply of food, energetics. raw materials and production equipment; d) preserve, Improve or restore the balance and natural beauty of the environment. -Forecast social needs and technological changes In the future In order to decide on the technology for the production of goods and services required by the country, and give greater Intensity to research In areas most promising for national development. -Assist In regional development and decentral lzatlon of the productive activities of goods and services. 170 -Create a consciousness In alI the strata of society In respect of the nature of science and technology and Its Importance In the economic, social and cultural deve!opment of the nation. Strategies The strategies are criteria or rules for decision making by which actions needed to lead the system of Interest from Its present state to the desired state are selected. as defined by the goals and objectives. The general strategies of PRONOETYC answer the question of how to progress toward the· fulfillment of the objectives proposed for the national development given the restrictions Imposed by 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of scientific and technological development in a country's national development, highlighting its impact on the economy, society, and environment. It mentions goals such as reducing dependency on foreign technology, increasing productivity, and preserving the environment, which suggests a strong connection to economic development and the utilization of natural resources. However, the text also touches on the importance of education, research, and regional development, which could be indicative of a broader scope.