text: ·Development, we cannot sufficiently stress the urgency of completing this research BCT/td A/S-18/PV.4 68 (Mr. Bengelloun, Morocco) whose goal is fully to restore the human and qualitative dimension to our economic oolicies. After the global crises that marked the post-colonial decades, we are aporoachinq the 1990s with global socio-economic problems that inhibit the Processes of equitable QrCMth and lastinq development in the world. The world-wide nature of these problems pre-empts any unilateral initiative or any partial solution and makes imperative oommon action to strengthen international solidarity and co-operation. On the basis of the fact that the developed countries often tend to overlook the consequences their policies have for the developing world and that many commercial, monetary and financial crises oould have been avoided, or at least attenuated, through dialogue, we believe that the primary object of this special session is to establish concertation machinery to strengthen and exoand multilateral monitoring to oromote world-wide qrowth and development. Indeed, the new international situation is propitious for the establishment of qlobal multilateral monitorinq which will make possible effective co-ordination of macro-economic POlicies between the representatives of the countries of the North. the East and the South, each acting in proportion to its weight in the world economy. This renewed and expanded monitoring is the best means of guaranteeing equitable and symmetrical international adjustment, while promoting the adoption by the developed countries of oolicies favourable tn the grCMth of the world economy and compatible with the concerted global objectives and the major imperatives of development. We can legitimately expect from this an improvement in the world economic environment, and primarily the qradual improvement of the international monetary. financial and commercial system. BCT/td A/S-18/PV. 4 69 (Mr. Benqelloun, Morocco) We firmly believe that at a time when mankind is beset with global challenges 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the importance of international cooperation and coordination in addressing global economic challenges, with a focus on promoting equitable growth and development. It mentions the need for multilateral monitoring and dialogue between developed and developing countries to address issues such as commercial, monetary, and financial crises. The language used suggests that the text is concerned with macro-economic policies and their impact on the global economy, rather than specific sectors such as agriculture or industry.