text: Economic Rights and Duties of States, the Declaration and the Programme of Actionon the Establishment of a New International Economic Order, t.he International Development. Strat,eEy for the Third United Nations Developmen! Decade and otherproEressive decisions of the United Nations General Assembly. 4- The new international economic order presupposes a restructuring ofinternational economic relations that would enable all count.ries of the world torealize their economic potential as fully as possible and progress in their development under conditions of peace, justice and mutual co-operation. Hencerelat.ions between States must be based on faithful observance of such principles ofinternational law laid down in tbe Chart.er of the UniEed Nat.ions as the principleof the sovereign eguality of States, the non-use of force or the threat of force,non-interference in the internal atfairs of St,ates and the peaceful settlement ofdisputes and also on the est,ablished principles of econornic relations - mutual advantage, non-discrimination and most-favoured-nation t,reatment. 5. Any acts invoJ.vi.ng the use, or threat of the use, of econonic aggression -embargo, boycott, or trade, credit, technological and other types of blockade - areinadnissible in inter-State relations. They must be eompletely eliminated and Eheactivity of foreign capital and of transnational corporations must be brought undercont.rol. 6. The efforts of States and their co-operation must, also be directed towardssolving the basic world-wide problems which have to do wibh the worldrs population, rnaking rational use of fuel and raw materials, exploiting new sources of enerEy,outer space and the oceans and seas, and proiecting the environment. /...A/ 40 / 446 /Add - t Eng 1 ish Page 3 7. The Byelorussian SSR actively supports efforts to prohibit discrimination in international economic and t,rade relations beEween States with different social systemsi to strengthen the right of each State freely to exercise complete and permanent sovereignty over its wealth, natural resources and economic activity; to allow each State to choose it,s economic system and st.ructure its economic ties
analysis: The text discusses the principles and goals of a new international economic order, emphasizing the importance of cooperation, mutual advantage, and non-discrimination in international economic relations. It also touches on the need to address global challenges such as population growth, resource management, and environmental protection. The text does not specifically focus on human development, humanitarian aid, or culture, but rather on the economic and environmental aspects of international relations.