text: organizations. The problem should be considered in the context of all relevant factors, including a liberal trade régime. The secretariat should bear in mind the need for improved access, especially in the case of products of export interest to developing countries; (£) The UNCTAD secretariat should also, when preparing the documentation on protectionism and structural adjustment for the next annual review, give particular attention to paragraph 2 (e_) of Board resolution 286 (XXVIII), on the problems of strengthening the participation of developing countries in agro-industrial production and trade. Special attention should also be given to the difficulties of the African countries and the least developed countries. 661st meeting 29 March 1985 -10-311 (XXX) Assistance to Cape Verde, Vanuatu and Uganda The Trade and Development Board, Recalling General Assembly resolutions 39/189 of 17 December 1984 on assistance to Cape Verde, 39/198 of 17 December 1984 on economic assistance to Vanuatu and 39/188 of 17 December 1984 on assistance to Uganda, Further recalling Board decision 292 (XXVIII) of 6 April 1984 on assistance to Cape Verde, Vanuatu and Uganda, 1. Takes note of the report by the UNCTAD secretariat entitled "UNCTAD activities in favour of Cape Verde, Vanuatu and Uganda"; 15/ 2. Requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD, in close collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme, to continue his efforts to identify the assistance needs of Cape Verde within the field of competence of UNCTAD; 3. Further requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD, in close co-operation with the United Nations Development Programme, to pursue the identification of the assistance needs of Vanuatu within the field of competence of UNCTAD; 4. Takes note of UNCTAD assistance, with the financial support of the United Nations Development Programme, to Uganda and requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD to continue and further strengthen this assistance within its field of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international economic cooperation, trade, and development, with a focus on assisting specific countries and addressing issues related to protectionism and structural adjustment. It also mentions UNCTAD, a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for promoting international trade and development.