text: important complex and costly exercise. JSM/ASWS A/S-18/PV. 3 81 (Mr. Bozer, Turkey) Firmly attached to the values of pluralistic denncracy and ma .. Ket economy, Turkey wholeheartedly welcomes the evolution occurring in Eastern Europe. In this spirit, Turkey hac; actively participated in all international initiatives aimed at supporting these countries. The role played by Turkey within the Group of 24 in contributing actively in terms of assistance and credit to certain Eastern European countries is a concrete example of this oommitment. Turkey also desires to share with these countries i'ts experience in the area of structural adjustment within a parliamentary democratic regime. However, we are also aware that the support given to Eastern Europe should not result in a diversion of attention and resources required for the economic growth of the developing countries. For us, "international system" also stands for "system of co-operation". To be effective, this oo-operation should reflect the common political will of the entire international communitv. The essential point is to mobilize this will at a juncture when deep and rapid changes are occurring. The Conference held recently in Bonn has given new impetus to East-West economic relations. It is now time to do the same with respect to the economic growth of the developing countries. That is why the declaration which we shall adopt at the end of this special session will, we hope, be inspired by action-oriented considerations with a view towards future progress. In this manner, we can also oontribute to the ongoing work of the Fourth International Development Stra teqy. This contribution is all the more important in that the Development Strategy should, in a realistic and flexible manner, be based on a global and balanced concept of the world economy. Of course, we should not underestimate the difficulties which might undermine 
analysis: This text appears to be a statement by a government representative, likely Turkey, discussing its stance on international economic development and cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on global economic issues rather than specific domestic concerns. The text mentions the Fourth International Development Strategy, which suggests a broader focus on international economic development.