text: 1. At its 661st meeting, on 29 March 1985, the Board adopted the report of the Bureau on credentials. 27/ 2. Also at its 661st meeting, on 29 March 1985, the Board: (a_) Took note of the report of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Restrictive Business Practices on its third session, 28/ and endorsed the conclusions and recommendations contained in its resolution 3 (III); (b) Took note of the report of the Committee on Shipping on its eleventh session» 29/ (£) In adopting decision 306 (XXX), took note of the report of the Meeting of Governmental Experts on Co-operative Exchange of Skills among Developing Countries; 10/ (à) Took note of the report of the Committee on Transfer of Technology on its fifth session; 24/ (e) Took note of the notes by the UNCTAD secretariat on matters arising from the first and second parts of the eleventh session of the Committee on Invisibles and Financing related to Trade and of the resolutions and agreed conclusions contained therein; 30/ (f) Decided to consider the international trading system at its thirty-first session, taking into account the discussions on this subject at its twenty-ninth session; 31/ (£) Decided to annex to its report draft resolution TD/B/L.761 entitled "Debt and development problems of developing countries: review of implementation of section A of Board resolution 165 (S-IX) in pursuance of decision 289 (XXVIII)", submitted by the Philippines on behalf of the States members of the Group of 77 32/ and that the question of consideration of the subject at the thirty-first session of the Board should be referred to the consultations of the Secretary-General of UNCTAD; -21-(li) Decided to annex to its report for further consideration at its thirty-first session draft resolution TD/B/L.765 entitled "Specific action related to the particular needs and problems of land-locked developing countries", 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), particularly regarding international trade and economic development. The reports and resolutions mentioned are related to debt and development problems of developing countries, trade, and specific actions for land-locked developing countries. This suggests that the text is primarily focused on economic development and international trade.