text: Guinean society. That means that Guinea is fully aware of the national effort it must make to lav the groundwork for building the national capital base that is indispensable to any development undertaking. However, above and beyond financial and technical assistance, the implementation of such a policy requires moral support, a fact that has never been denied and a practice that Guinea would like to see constantly reinforced within the framework of increased international co-operation. It is in that perspective that we feel that the United Nations has an opportunity to set the tone in the political sphere and thus contribute to working out specific solutions within the international system as a whole. The international community must express its renewed commitment to meet the challenge presented to it and must at last turn towards a sounder and more stable world economy with a view to consolidating the foundations for development, while at the same time improving international economic relations for the benefit of all coun tr ies. BM/2 A/S-18/PV. 9 5 (Mr. Sanoussi, Guinea ) In conclusion, I should like to echo the following meaningful words contained in the Declaration of the Ninth Conference of Heads of State or Government of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held at Belgrade: "There can be no stability nor better prospects for the world without reducing the disparities in the level of global development." (A/44/551, p. 15) Mr. ABDOUN (Sudan) : The First Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Sudan, who intended to deliver this statement, regrets being unable to do so. He had to depart from New York on another urgent assignment. With the Assembly's permission, I shall therefore do so on his behalf. The statement reads as follows: (continued in Arabic )
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Guinea at the United Nations, discussing the country's efforts to develop its national capital and the importance of international cooperation and financial support. The text touches on themes of economic development, international relations, and the need for a more stable and equitable global economy.