text: greatly disadvantage the aeonsmiss of the developing countries, whose claims to a mre eguiteble BirtribuCPon of the world'8 ro1;0urco8 ham besin outstan&imq for &SCWlW. xt is iaqwwtant thmt an open woraa traaing oystei% k naiatoinsa if ecomc p08pprity i8 t0 k amtibut0a fairly. A l treagthmaB gamral Agrmu~nt on Tariff8 and Trah (GATT) is e8sential if rp~ are to provide a otablo frmwork for thy expansion of trade, and to make poorible the full integration of Central and Earte.eon Europe. a8 well a8 beveloping eountriea, into the global economy. Ue believe tbat the PPighemt priority on rhe irsternational l coaomic agenda i8 tbe naga for a ruccwmful outcome to tbe Vrugusy Round of talke at the en8 of this par. DifficuPt political aeCi8iOn8 will Rove to be takon in or&r to achieve far-reaching and rubetantive reeulte from all the itm t0 k aiECU88ed at tb@ mtgUiQ ROWbe The remarkable politiaal -a economic change8 that are taking place betwon the ruper-Rower8 ie re8pect of Central ana Ea8tern Burop, an8 tho84 that are t8king place in the h8ia-Pacifia region, tha Mi04le ElPrt and fs5wvhere, pint to tba wrgence of a new world order , with ohiftng alliances and econoaic groupings. D8pw Dlsw Guinea ia confideat that the Unitad Nation8 will acldramr ths8e imaws end dmire meamure~ that will allow &umber State8 to cope with the umcerteiratis8 that lie abead. We continue to tupport the United Patioas in its unique role in tie rerolution of conflict, and in the building of a strong framework for interaational co-operation. Dver the year8 we have supported the work of the United H'ations kcaure w believe it to be vital to the continuing development of a peaceful and pvosporous vfxld comnuatity. tinally, we aswre you, Mr. President, and the Se&rotary-Gmoral ot our continwd rupport fsr effort8 to maintain en& dovelop the work of the Wnbted 
analysis: The text primarily discusses the importance of international cooperation, trade, and economic development, with a focus on the role of the United Nations and the need for a new world order. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level political or diplomatic document. The text does not mention specific natural resources, industries, or technologies, but rather emphasizes the need for global cooperation and fair trade practices.