text: of assj.stance from .thls Trust Fund. It should be pointed out that the united Nations agencies involved in the implenentation of these projects have done so lrithout charging standard agency suPport cogts' 13. tlhile the inplenentation ot some projects t{ill continue beyond 31 December 1985, in Particular those approved recently or those presently being consldered for funding from additional interes!, the sec r etary-Genera I i5 confident cba! a large proportion of lhe original resources of, the Trust Fund eill be expended in 1985 for Ehe purposes for ehich they have been provlded' Information on the stalus of proJects nay be orally provided co nenber states' if they so uish. In any case. the Adninistrator of tNDP eill provide a detailed report to this effect to the Goirerning council at ics thirty-third session in June 1985' DeveloPing countr i qs 14, An arnounc of S5,872'009 eas made available to this Trust Fund' establisbed under paragraph r (c) ot resolulion 38/20L, for the purpose of econonic and lechnical co-operation anong develop!nq counlrles of critical iroPortance to developlnq countries accordinq to the priorities set by then' 15. AB nas stated in paraqraPhs 12 anal 13 of docunent A/39/284/Add'L. e:.tensive consultation6 have been undertaken $ith representacives ot developing countries in order to determine priorities to be eatablished for the financinq of projects fron this facitrty to promote economic and technical co-oPeracion anong developinq countries. Tbe results ot these consultations. concerning in particular a project involving $1.94 mitlion for lhe provision of lechnical support to the Negotiation6 for a GlobaI system ot Trade Preferences amonq Developinq countries (GSTP) ' have been tgof ol.d:R \/ 40/7 40 !ng li sh Paqe 5
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a trust fund established to promote economic and technical cooperation among developing countries, with a focus on providing financial assistance for projects that support economic development and international trade. The mention of technical support for the negotiation of a Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP) suggests that international trade is a key aspect of these projects.