text: approach of the Community is an evolving one. We stand ready to learn, as we have done in the past, from the future experience of the development process. At the same time we must emphasize the importance we attach to the type of approach we have outlined. Economic growth and sustainable development of the developinq countries require a commitment on all sides to candid examination of what now should be done. For our part we stand ready to enqaqe in constructive dialogue with the developing countries as we face together the challenges of the coming years. JVM/4 A/S-18/PV.2 14-15 The PRESIDENT: Before I call on the next speaker I should like to reiterate what I said this morning about the length of statements. We have a very lengthy list of speakers, and unless we keep to the 15-minute rule we might not finish in time. This afternoon we have 20 speakers. So I appeal to my colleagues to try to tailor their statements to the 15-minute rule. Mr. ROZENTAL (Mexico) (interpretation from Spanish): We have gathered here to evaluate momentous transformations in international society in the light of the challenges faced b'{ developing countries, in particular economic challenges. The very holding of this special session of the General Assembly constitutes an invaluable opportunity to renew, after many years, a constructive and concerted dialogue. It also commits us to work together to identify the most effective ways of promoti~ multilateral co-operation aimed at recovering economic growth and re-establishing the foundation for our countries' development. RH/5 A/S-18/PV.2 16 (Mr. Rozental, Mexico) The developing countries have just concluded a critical decade of our history. Over the last 10 years our peoples• standards of living have drastically declined, often leading to grave repercussions for political and social stability. 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the economic development of developing countries, mentioning the importance of economic growth, sustainable development, and multilateral cooperation to recover economic growth and re-establish the foundation for development. The text also touches on the challenges faced by developing countries, including economic challenges and the decline of peoples' standards of living.