text: establishment of a new international economic order. ft eras stressed tbat what mattered most was not so much the adoption of nel' resolutions or decisions as the slrict observance by all Member States of those already in existence, including action to ensure their ',rider inplementation. Achievenent of international socialjustice is an essential prerequisite for the solulion of the problems addressed frythe new proposal-s! absence of pofitical will to attend urqently to these problens aloDg lhe lines already recomnended in exist.ing instruments is the principalobslacle preventi.ng inplementation of tbeir objectives. 6. A converse opinion is held by sone other Menber States. They also recognizethe importance of existing instrunents, bnd in particular those concerninq the establishment of a neit international economic order, but consider that the concepts included t.,ithj.n those declarations and r ecorunenda t ions, particularty uith respect Co the purpose and goal-s of developnent, need further elaboralion. These Memberstates stated tbat hilher!o the lrorld conmunity, and particufarly the developingcounlries, had focused their attention, at Ieast primarily, on econonic solutionsto societal problems. They stressed that proposals concerninq economic solutions,particularly in the context of the current international economic crisis, were inghemsel.ves insufficient and should be exlended to include social and culturalissues. The intrinsic dignity and worth of the human individuat and the right ofa1l persons !o Eulf noral. as well as rnaterial development should be given aposilion of central importance in consideration of means Co achieve more rapidA/4O/59\ Engli sh Page 3 proqress. It L'as by firstly re-establishing these principles as the fundamentalgoals of al1 developmental activities. and then by considerinq i'bat rnorally acceplable actions might best acbieve such qoals, that there miqht be found a
analysis: The text discusses the establishment of a new international economic order and the importance of social justice, dignity, and human rights in achieving rapid progress. It highlights the need for a holistic approach that incorporates economic, social, and cultural aspects. The text also mentions the current international economic crisis and the importance of re-establishing fundamental goals of developmental activities.