text: i;plenentation of tbe Substantial New Progranne of Actiont 8/ ',13. ll@. donor countries that have not yet conmitrnenls undertaken in pursuance of Trade and 165 (s-Ix) of ll March Lg'tg !/ bv canceLlation of assistance or other eouivalent neasureatdone so to inplenen! fu11:/ DeveloPnent Board r esolu t ion debt on offlcial develoPment "14' cal.Is upon creditors for official and officially guaranteed loans to leasE developed countries, when concludinq a debt rescheduling arranqenent for vSee A/40/827, annex' sect. B.XIff. 9/ see of f icRecords theralsemtrl supplement No. 15 (A/33/L5l , vol.J, par Ett O.annexThi-third Session 'A/40 /989 /Add.L0 Eng1i s t) Page 5 a least developed counery. Eo give due consideracion, inter alia, !o ttledebtor countryrs adjustnent neasures for restoration of its debt-servicingcapacity and long-lerm grovrth i tr15. Reconmends tba!, in the concext of a revier of the economlc andfinancial situation of a leas! deveLoped counEry, country review meetlngsshould also lake into account the debt situation of that country, 'rI6. fnvites all countries concerned to pursue action tolrardsrac i I i tat ii!-rritrade of r.east developed countries by reducing or elininatingtariff and non-tariff barriers to their exportsi . :It. Encoureg?s developed countries to continue to adopt special neasuresln order to stabilize the export earnings of the least developed countries, "18. Reaffirms also the rnonitoring role of the United Nations Conference his eork, as Action ton Trade and Development at the global level and requests theSecretary-Genera I of tbe Conference to continue and intensifvspecified in paragraph I21 of the Sutlstantial New proqranme of
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international economic cooperation and development, specifically focusing on debt relief, trade, and development for least developed countries. It mentions the need for countries to reduce or eliminate tariff and non-tariff barriers, and for developed countries to adopt special measures to stabilize the export earnings of least developed countries. The text also references the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, which suggests that international cooperation and diplomacy are key themes.