text: In view of this situation that I have briefly described, Spain wishes to contribute constructively and positively to qrowth and development in the sense of solving the :issues proqressively. As a member of the European Community, Spain is a party to one of the most complete and significant co-operation policies. It totally subscribes to the analysis set forth by the representative of Ireland in his capacity of President of the Council of Ministers of the Community. As the Assenbly knows, Spain has been able to achieve significant success in its own development process. In the present circumstances we are, in my opinion, ineluctably faced with two challenges in the field of co-operation: The first is to structure ourselves progressively as a significant donor. In this connection, I should like to mention the efforts made over the 'D3St few vears to increase Spanish co-operation both quantitatively and qualitatively, gradually endOoting it with the proper means and tools both in the governmental and in the non-governmental spheres. Of course, this effort must continue, because we still have a long way to go in the area of co-operation. The second is to make our own analysis of problems of growth and development, an analysis that will enable us to contribute constructively and actively to the debate on and adoption of oositions now under way in international society. BCT/ASW A/S-18/PV. 7 14-15 (Mr• Yaftez Barnuevo, Soain) It is the second challenge I wish to discuss at this special session of the General Assembly on international economic co-operation, which we find particularly opportune. Let us now turn to basic issues. Allow me, if only very briefly, to outline tM fundamental concept am philosophy oo the matter of concern to us, and hence to define the major short-and long-term priorities on the path to development. JVM/5 A/S-18/PV. 7 16 (Mr. Yaf'lez-Barnuevo, Spa in) 
analysis: The text discusses Spain's contribution to international economic cooperation, mentioning its own development process and the need to structure itself as a significant donor. It also highlights the importance of making an analysis of problems of growth and development to contribute constructively to the debate. This suggests that the text is focused on economic development, international cooperation, and possibly trade.