text: 16. The German Democratic Republic woulrl tleem it appropriate that furtherdiscussion of the probrlem of the progressive developnent of principles an6 norms ofinternational law relating to the new international economic order be entrusted indue course to a working group of the Sixth Committee.A/40/446/Add. l Eng lish Page 7 UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC [Original: Russian] [30 August f985] l. The restructuring of international econornic relat,ions on a just and democraticbasis and the eslablishment of a new international economic order are rinked in theclosest nanner wit,h the problem of strengthening international security andpreventing thermonuclear war. Econonic and social progress and t.he release ofsignificant funds for development, incLuding solution of the economic problernsexperienced by developing states, are possible only in conditions of peace and ifeffective measures are i.nplemented in the disarmament field. 2. The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, like other socialisE countries,supports efforts made in this field within the framework of the United Nations.International economic relations must be restructured in such a way that atlcountries of the world, whatever their economic and social systems, oay fullydevelop their economic potential and move forward along t,he path of developnent, incondiEions of peace, justice and mutual co-operation. 3- Irnplementation of the prograrnme of action on the normalizati.on ofinternational economic relations, the guaranteeing of economic security and Lheestablishment of confidence in this most. irnportant sphere of inter-State links, asproposed in June 1984 at the top-level Economic Conference of l,lember Countries ofthe Council for llutual Economic Assistance (CMEA), would rnake a substantialcontribution to the struggle for the progressive rest.ruct,uring of internaEionaleconomic relations. This programme was reaffirmed at the fortieth session of theCouncil, in which member countries of CITIEA declared their unwavering det,erminationto pursue a progressive deepening and expansion of co-operation wiEh developingstates, and to assist them in strengthening their independence and economicdevelopment, consolidating their public and co-operat,ive sectors and principles ofnational economic planning, and t,raining of gualified national staff.
analysis: The text discusses the restructuring of international economic relations, the establishment of a new international economic order, and the strengthening of international security. It emphasizes the importance of economic and social progress, disarmament, and cooperation between countries. The text does not mention specific sectors such as agriculture, forestry, or fishing, but rather focuses on the overall framework of international economic relations.