text: Piotectioniom is based on an unpredictable monetary system and arbitrary interest ra tes. If the SuperViSory role mnferred upon the United Nations by the Charter had been fully recognized by Metier States , nuch of the paralysis in the 1 ives of nations would be reduced to the minimum. Instead of a commitmr?t in this direction, all #at has been prqmaed thus far has been temporary a8SiStanCe machinery or loana that generate indebtedness for most developing countries. To illustrate the numerous difficulties facing young nations in their: determination and effort8 towards development, I shall speak of the case of my own coun try. /., produce which constitute OUL only source of mmnue. ,Hence, it is difficult to avoid indebtednese and the shacklea of debt servicing. JSM/lrt *4%?m19 (Mr. Ndinqe Oba, Conqo) If creditoru and debtcxs could at lemt, OS loyal, qually reomsible pactnera, cptudy m&table raeam oe -king thfe debt rupgortable by viewing it on a long-term basis thst would rparintain macro-economk and sooSa1 balance in the debtor COuntrfecP, and guarantee healthy condition of growth and etabtlity, it would certainly be to everyone’8 benefit. That is why, in order to ensure the continuation of the develoment plan during an imreasingly etagaant intexnational situation, the Central Committee of the Csngoleee Workers Party, under the leadership of President Seeeou-Ngueseo, hae decided to proceed with the adoption of a proglramue of structural adjuswnt whish Will enable us to adapt the execution of essential, priority projeot5 t0 the reeourcee available. In so doing we remain open to oumide co-operation in the hope that our partners of yesterday, today and tomorrow will remain so not only in periode of relative prosperity but alas, and above all, when temporary difficulties arise. The Peoples Republic of the Congo, a land of peace and harmony, is militantly 
analysis: The text discusses the economic struggles of a developing country, specifically the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and highlights the challenges of debt servicing and the need for structural adjustments to adapt to available resources. The author also mentions the importance of cooperation with international partners. These themes suggest that the text is primarily related to economic development and international relations.