text: (Mr • Essv; ·Cote d • Ivoire) than ever convinced that the search for solutions to the problems of fair remuneration for our raw materials requires the orocessinq bv the develoPinq countries themselves of their raw materials into semi-finished and finished Products. Such processinq implies the trainina of competent national personnel and the acquisition of apPropriate technoloav. The developed countries have an essential role to PlaY in this form of co-operation. As is often said, the best aid is that which allows one to manaqe without aid· The current development crisis also perhaps results above all from our refusal to assume our full responsibili tv for findinq permanent waYs and means to choose our Oil n development path. The present session qi ves us an opoortuni tv to open the way to the realization of the true Peace that we desire- peace based not on the status·goo of inequality and injustice, but on a constant effort to brinq about the proqress of all peoples, and particularly the most imooveri shed. Bv takinq all those elements into acoount within a framework of renewed co-operation, based on qreater well-beinq for all, the international community will be able to face up in sol idaritv to the current challenqes and the emeraence of new non-military threats to peace: unemployment, druqs, lack of development, e.xtreme oovertv and the destruction of the environment. Mr.· ·MIN (Myanmarl: We live in a world of vast transformations and momentous changes in international relations. One truly historic chanqe that qives us immense joy and sa tis faction is the independence of Namibia. It is therefore with qreat satisfaction and pleasure that the Union of ~anmar welcomes Namibia as the 160th Member State of the United Nations. On this auspicious occasion it is 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of developing countries processing their raw materials into semi-finished and finished products, which requires cooperation with developed countries and investment in training national personnel and acquiring technology. It also mentions the need for a framework of renewed cooperation based on greater well-being for all to address global challenges such as unemployment, drugs, and environmental destruction. The text highlights the significance of international cooperation and the role of the United Nations in promoting peace and development.