text: acticn to attack the obstacles to a healthy, secure and equitable world economy. These obstacles will not be overcome by spontaneous economic forces alone. At both the national and international levels, access to opportunities for the qeneration of wealth and income should be broadened, within a JSMvil A/S-18/PV.S 152 (Mr. Borq Olivier, Malta) framework of rules and co-operative arranqements, based on consensus. All countries are resoonsible for contributinq to the required action in accordance with their ca-pacities and economic weiqhts. • (resolution 44/19, annex, para. 2l I also wish to quote paraqraph 5 of the same Declaration, which reads: "The future of the world economy and of international economic co-operation will be increasinqly shaped by the exploration of different ways of inteqratinq the pursuit of economic efficiency with broader_ national and international develoPment objectives. While there is no universal criterion for determininq the proper mix of economic manaqement tools for stimulatinq economic qrowth and development. and a ranqe of aPProaches and measures aPPropriate to Particular situations are beinq aPPlied, it is noted that more countries in all Parts of the world are makinq use of market siqnals and comoeti tiveness in promtinq entrepreneurial initiative and in oPtimizinq the contributions of the oublic and private sectors. A related factor will be the pronotion of aPProaches to qrowth that would encouraqe sustainable development, resoondinq to the needs of Present and future Qenerations of humani tv. n (ibid; para. 5) In Ill'{ view, these two Paraqraphs of the Declaration encapsulate in clear terms the aims and objectives of the special session. The PRESIDENT: In accordance with the decision taken by the General Assembly at its first plenary meetinq, held on 23 April 1990, I now call U'POI'l the Chairman of the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the global economy and the need for international cooperation to achieve a healthy, secure, and equitable world economy. The language used emphasizes the importance of sustainable development and the need for countries to contribute to this goal based on their capacities and economic weights. The text also mentions the promotion of entrepreneurial initiative and the role of the public and private sectors in economic growth and development.