text: management of the economy and development. What our people want is prices that reflect the sacrifices they make to produce our raw materials. Our children want to see us building schools - more schools - to put an end to part-time courses and overcrowded classrooms. Our old people, who bear the marks of a life of privation and hard work, ask for a peaceful retirement without having to worry about tomorrow. Our women want more hospitals and medicines to overcome infant mortality, which brings nourning into our homes, and to protect our adolescents better. It is desirable - indeed, important - that the General Assembly adopt a declaration at the end of this session. It would be wise for us to follow through on it in a useful way. Each country represented here must assess what is needed JP/jlA/S-18/PV. 9 63 (Mr; Cabral , Guinea-Bissau ) and try to reach our goals through constructive dialogue, devoid of any ideological rivalry. Each delegation must prove capable of giving pride of place to a genuine spirit of partnership and to propose, realistically and in line with the responsibilities that we all bear, an appropriate programme of action and effective measures living up to the hopes to which our deliberations give rise. In that connection, I note and welcome the competence and skill with vdiich the President is directing our work, and the determination to achieve tangible results which inspired the majority of those who took part in the work of the Ad Hoc Committee, whose Chairman, Ambasssador Zepos of Greece, has earned the appreciation of my delegation. This session mist mark a decisive phase in the conception and formulation of a new philosophy of international co-operation for development, based on full understanding of the interdependence of nations, and must in particular set the 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the well-being and development of a country's population, highlighting specific needs such as affordable prices, education, healthcare, and retirement security. It also emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and partnership in achieving these goals. This suggests that the category should be related to economic development, social welfare, and international cooperation.