text: their problems and to provide support to them so that the developed countries can fulfil their promises to the least developed countries which have taken measures to implement their own commitments with respect to the Substantial New Programme of Action; 14. Further requests the Executive Secretary of ECA in close collaboration with the Secretary-General of OAU and in co-operation with relevant organizations in other developing regions of the world to establish a framework for interregional negotiations on the Substantial New Programme of Action among all least developed countries with a view to adopting a common position on aid practices and on the adjustment of the Substantial New Programme of Action before the high-level meeting on the Global Mid-term Review to be held in Geneva in September/October 1985; 15. Expresses its gratitude to the Executive Secretary of ECA for efforts deployed in the monitoring and follow-up of the implementation of the Substantial New Programme of Action in the African region and requests him to report on the outcome of the Global Mid-term Review Meeting along with progress in the implementation of this resolution to the sixth meeting of the Conference of Ministers of African Least Developed Countries in 1986; 16. Also calls on the General Assembly to increase the human and financial resources at the disposal of the ECA programme for the African least developed countries so that those countries can be given more effective assistance. 241st meeting, 29 April 1985. - 91 - 539 (XX). United Nations Trust Fund for African Development (UNTFAD) The Conference of Ministers, Recalling its full support for the establishment and strengthening of the United Nations Trust Fund for African Development for the benefit of African Governments and peoples, Having examined the report on pledges and payments by member States 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international development and cooperation, specifically focusing on the Substantial New Programme of Action and the United Nations Trust Fund for African Development. The language used suggests that the text is concerned with providing support to least developed countries and fulfilling promises made to them. The text also mentions the need for increased resources and the reporting of progress on the implementation of the Substantial New Programme of Action.