text: thut politically motivate& or selective approschea ia such organ3 would tarnish tbo very Cretlib9lity an8 un&armiae the effec2iwmms of the Organisation in this sonoitive fi618. Creation of a boalthy environment and a social milieu con&clue to tbo preservation of humsqdignifiy and the growtb of tbo personality of the human bciag cello for a concerto8 ca6paign at the globa love2 sgaisst poverty, discrissination, aoral decsdenee anf3 crime. Drug ad&iction aa& trafficking is a social ill of global &ismnsio~ which not only Gearroys the body and the soul of aillions of people but l 2so lies at t&e root of ra&snt violence tbroatoni6g the fabric of many soeioties. The Z8l~io Rspublie of Frau, t36C6UP6 of its 86asitiv6 geographic position, ha0 had to grapple with the trsnait of narcotics ad its p6rnicious effects OB our oocioty. We haV6 af2Qptef2 a Coarpr6h6aSiVe plan t0 co&at this monac6. Yet, experience bavl shown that success ie eradlicating the drug problem requir68 no 1608 than 8 concert6% and dcrs~isive irpt6rmationa2 ~6sponser co-operation and progrdMe of aetioa. Fuw13 lw45lPv.s 54-55 The eighteenth special 5e5rPon of the General Assembly devoted to international oco5omic co-operatforr and, in pa+ticuPar p revitalisation of growth and development in the atmhping countries , was a welcome turning-point $a our collective effort5 to overcome economic crises in developing countries and to establish an equitable and balanced system equally benefiting the developed and the dsveloping. In this context, the session's final declaration provides an appropriate tramwork for the resumption of tho Btorth-South dialogue. It took two long yoars of tireless efforts to agree on holding the session and to draft the tort of its fioal declaration. This process, in order to come to fruition, requires not only the common will and political conrnitmont of all countries but also the formulation of practical mechanisms and concrete ntepn, among which $5 tho 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or document discussing the importance of international cooperation to address global challenges, specifically drug addiction and trafficking, poverty, and economic development. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level meeting or organization. The text also touches on the need for a "concerted effort" and "practical mechanisms" to address these issues, which may indicate a focus on international cooperation and development.