text: These measures were the subject of broad consultation of the people and enjoy a national consensus at all levels. However, our cc:>untry is not able to carry out this larqe-scale programme on its own. That is whY Rwanda must combine its efforts with those of the international communi tv and bilateral sources of funds. In that context, my country intendS to enqaqe in talks with the Bretton Woods aqencies, on the basis of a workinq document which we have drawn up and which has been endorsed by the beneficiary -the people of Rwanda. BCT/jq A/S-18/PV. 6 89 (Mr. Bizimunqu, Rwanda) ~ country looks forward to the second United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, to be held in September in Paris. That Conference will carry out a comprehensive review of the New Substantial Programme of Action and will draw up, for adoption, palicies and measures designed to accelerate the development process of the least developed countries in the 1990s. These policies and measures should be based on mutual obligations and on the commitment by the international community and the least developed countries themselves to create an environment conducive to self-sustaining recovery and development. This is also true of the international development strategy for the fourth United Nations development decade, whose purpose and objective is the promotion of the development of the developing countries within the context of strengthened world development. We also believe that the new international development strategy should focus on precise development themes of an urgent nature, to enable the international community to respond effectively to the challenges of the 1990s. To that end, we must identify the main obstacles to the revitalization of economic growth and development and, in particular, we must succeed in eliminating those obstacles. The present special session's task, among others, is to break the deadlock and 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing economic development and international cooperation, with a focus on the development of least developed countries. It mentions the need for a comprehensive review of a development program and the identification of obstacles to economic growth and development. The text also references international organizations and development strategies, suggesting that it is focused on global economic development rather than a specific sector or issue.