text: that tbese negotiations should load to an eguitable and balacad outconm tahiag fully into account tho spacific concerns and needs of th% developing countries. This ahodd in essence mean creating an international tradiug environment tbat will permit ths developing countries effectively to pursue their development process, while henefitiug from their comparative advantage in the production, p~ocesring aad export of their courmditiem and manufactures. Seyoad the Uruguay Round, the eighth United Nations Coaferenee on Trade and Devfjlomnt (UNC~%?J VIII) in 1991 should provide u8 with an excellent Opportunity to addreoe international co-operation in trade and development, such as tbs revitalisation of international cokmnodity co-operation and other trade related development issue8. As the Gecretary-General mentioned in his report 01) the work of the Orgaeiration, tbe foremost problem in tbo context of renewing the process of growth and development requiring an adequate iaternational response is that of external indebtedness. In this regard, we are encouraged by the appointment of Mr. Bettino Craxi as the Gocretary-GenesaP's Persoloal Representative on debt. We sincerely hope that his findings end recommendations will contribute to our collective uearch for more innovative, comprehensbve and effective responses to the external debt problems of all categories of debtor developing nations. As a country acutely conscioue of the vulkaorability of the worlU*o ecosystem and oP the resultaet tbreatr to future development that its deetruttion may cawe, Xndornesia attaches particular importance to the preparations for the United Nations Conferenee on Enviroement and Development to be held in Braril ia 1092. The wcrldl’s blemfshad aavironment obvioumly calls out for redresr. Tbo responribi~ity for tbis undertaking should be equitably shared amongst all nations, taking fully into account the existieg disparities between developed end dovelopi~g couartries. More rpecifically, the developing cctmtriee rhould not be penalioed for the development l xcesees of the industrialised countries. Rather, the linkages between 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of international cooperation in trade and development, specifically highlighting the concerns and needs of developing countries. It also touches on the topics of external indebtedness, environmental protection, and the need for a balanced international trading system. These themes suggest that the text is more focused on economic and environmental issues rather than other areas like health, education, or culture.