text: term planning and assessment of long term Implications of current economic and social situation. It also has the function of coordinating S&T planning with economic and social planning. The science and technology policy, a part of the National Economic and Social Development Plan, has to be approved by the cabinet committee before Its Implementation and operation. Presented by C. Arthachlnta 225· S&T POLICY The present S&T policy Is the statement by the Prime Minister presented to the Cabinet Committee on 20 May 1983 as follows: Science, Technology. 'nergy 4A4 'nylronment Pol Icy: 1. To accelerate scientific and technological research and service with emphasis on the promotion of agricultural and Industrial development for economic and social stability. 2. 3. 4. To lay out the scientific and technological scheme In use of natural resources to cultivate the country with to the environmental condition. making regard To promote the technical propagation which leads to appropriate development and Improvement of science technology available Inside the country and abroad for resolution of economic, social and environmental problems. To accelerate the survey research, and development of uti I lzatlon of all forms of Interior energies In order reduce the domestic oil consumption. the and the the to 5. To hasten the energy cooperation for the purpose of proceeding the efficient management and continuous coo9eratlon through the same destination. 6. To fix the price of energies which are now In use In accordance with the economic status and people's Income so as to persuade the people to save energy for the production balance. 7. To control the supply, production and utilization of economically and beneficially so that energy Is available both In usual and emergency circumstances. ene·rgy always 8. To conserve and Improve the natural resources by organizing Its use and reuse for the utmost benefit and Impartiality In 
analysis: The text appears to be a policy document focused on the development of science and technology in a country, with implications for the economy, environment, and society. The goals mentioned, such as promoting agricultural and industrial development, conserving natural resources, and reducing energy consumption, suggest a strong connection to economic development, natural resources, and environment.