text: UNITED NATIONS General Aeeembly Distr. GENERAL ^/40/989 /Add.LO 14 Dec enber 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: ENGLISH/SPANISH Fortieth s ess ion Agenda iten 84 ( j) I. "Recalling also its resoLution 39/I"14 ot 17 December 1984, 85-3?954 0364P (E)DEVELOPI,TENT AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION: IMPLE|,IENTATION OF THE SUBSTANTIAL NEW PROGRAMME OF ACTION FOR THE 19805 FOR THE LEAST DEVELOPED COTJNTRIES Report of the Second Committee (Part XI) Rapporteur: Mr. Jorge LAGO-SIIVA (Cuba) INTRODUCTION 1. The Second Committee held a substantive debate on item 84 (see A/4O/989, para. 2). Action to be taken on sub-icem (j) h,as coosidered at the 45th and 5Lst meeti.ngs, on 27 November ad 13 December 1985. An accounb of the Connitteers discussion is contained in th relevant sunnarv records (A/c.2/4o/sR.45 and 5l). II. CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSALS Draft resolutions A/C,2/4oll,.82 and L.L3l 2. At the 45th meeting, on 27 Novenber, the representative of Yugoslavia introduced, on behalf of the States Mernbers of the United Nations thae are menbers of lhe Group of 17, a draft resolution (A/C.2/4O/L.82) enbitLed " f rnpl ementation of the Substantial New Progranme of Action for the 1980s for the Least Developed Countries", whicb read as folloes: 'rThe General Assembly, "Recalling its resolutions 3201 (s-vr) and 3202 (s-vl) of L May 1974, containing the Declaration and the Programme of Action on the Establishmeot of a New International" Econornic order, 3281 (xxlx) of 12 Decenber l9'14, contai.ning the Charter of Econonic Rights and Duties of staEes. and 3352 (S-VII) of 16 September 19?5 on deveLopnent and international economic co-operation, A/ 40 /989 /Add.r0 Enolish Page 2 "Reaffirming the provisions of the International DevetopnenE Strategy for the Third united Nations Development Decade relating to the least developed count.ries. V and the agreed conclusions of Ehe Conmittee on the Revier" and
analysis: This text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the implementation of a program for the least developed countries. The language used is focused on economic development, international cooperation, and the UN's previous resolutions and declarations. The text does not mention natural resources, agriculture, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology, but it does touch on economic development and international trade.