text: 6. Irt the ligbt of the adoption of draft resolution A/c.2/4o/L'131' draft resolution A/C.2/40/L.82 tdas withdraen by its sponaor ' rII' RECOMMENDATION OF THE SECOND COMi'ITTEE 7, The Second Connittee reconmends !o the General Assembly tbe adoption of the following draft resolut ion ! The General Assentbly, Recalling its resolutions 3201 (s-vr) and 3202 (s-vr) of I lfiay L9741 containinq the Declaratton and the Programme of Action on the Establishnenc of a New rnternational Econonic order, 328r (xxrx) of I2 Decerob€t r974' containing the charter of Economlc Rights and Dutles of states' and 3362 (S-VII) of 15 Septenber 1975 on deuelopoent and international economic co-operation, Recalling alBo its resolution 39/L74 of 17 December 1984, Reaffirni.ng tbe provisions of the International Developnent Strategy for fhe Third united Nations Development Decade relating to the least develoPed counEries, l0l and the agreed concluslons of the Conmttlee on tshe Review and Appraisal oFche strategy concerning least developed counEries' ly Reaffirminq tbe sub€tantial Neu Proqrarnne of Action for the 19803 for the leastl countr ies, LZl rrhose objecEive is to transforn the econotnies 10/ Resolution 35/56. annex, sect' IIf.X. !!/Supplenent No. 48 (A/40/48\ . pata. 22. !a/ Report of che unitett Nations conference ol the - Lgas t.-DevglgPeg gguntrles' Paris. I-14 september l98l (united Nations publication, sares No' E'ttz'!'ot t part one, sect. A.of the least devetopeal countriesdevelopment., and to enabLe thennini.mun standards of n u tr ition,education, and job opport.uni tiesand urban poor,A/40/989 /Add.rO Enql i sh Page 7 so Chat they nay achieve self-suseainedto provlde at. least internatlonally acceptedhealth. transpor! and coftnunications, housing,to aII their citizens, particularly the rural econonic slrstem SubstantlaL N€r,BFa_f f irFilg the need to respecr ttr€ socio_political andor each least developed country in the inplemenlation of theProgramme of Action,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic development of least developed countries, specifically in relation to their international economic cooperation and the implementation of a new international economic order. It references various United Nations resolutions and strategies, highlighting the importance of economic transformation and the achievement of minimum standards of nutrition, education, and job opportunities.