text: 6. Cyprus believes that the relaxation of tensions and the halting of the armE race tri!.I provide the necessary funds for world development and progress. 7. Cyprus expresses its concern over ttre fact that the negotiatlons ln numeroug international conferences for the establishnent of a netr lnternational economic order have not yet yielded any signiflcant results. 8. In this respect, Cyprus considers absolutely necessary the economic and technical co-cperation among developlng countries for the purpose of lmpl€mentlng the new internatlonal economic order, which wlll lead to lnternational co-operation, developme t, Justice and stability, world peace and securlty.A/40/596 Engllsh Page 43 CZECHOSI,OVAKIA [Or lginal r Enql t sh l [21 !,ray l98s l l. As a co-sponsor of the declaratlon of the countrie8 menbers of the council for ltutu€l Econonlc Asslstance (CUEA ) entitled nsafeguarding peace and lnternational economlc co-operatlon', signed at !{oscor in June 1984, Czechoelovakia has alwaya in Its politlcal and practical actlvtties advocaEed the elimlnatlon of alL rethods of economlc aggreEsion ln internatlonal rel,Etions, 6uch as the use of eobargo or the threat of Euch use, of boycobt, coomerclal, technological and credit blockade, and opposed tbei.r use aE a oeans of politlcal coerclon and interference ln the lnternal affalrs of otheE counlr les. 2. Czecho8lovakla considers the above-mentloned acts to be lncoopatible l'lth the Unlted Natlons Charter, artlcle 32 of the Charter of Economic Rlghts and lxities of StaLes (Ceneral, Asseobly regolution 3281 (XXIX) , €nnex), lhe principles and rulesof GATT, as t'ell as paragraph ? (iil) of the Minlsterial Decleratton adopted at the GA?T Rinistertal l-evel sesaion held on 29 November 1982, the Declaration and the Progranme of Action on the Egtablish0rent of a New InternatlonaL Economlc Order (General Assembly resolutlons 3201 (S-VI) and 3202 (S-WI), and sith all the
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international economic issues, such as the relaxation of tensions, the establishment of a new international economic order, and the elimination of economic aggression. It also mentions the importance of economic and technical cooperation among developing countries. These themes suggest that the text is related to economic development, international trade, and cooperation.