text: Page 63 economic co-operation as a factor in preserving and strengthening international peace and security. 6. The coercive econonic measures applied by imperialslm against sovereiqn States represent a gross violation of the Charter of the United Nations, lhe provislons of tbe Declaration and Programme of Action on lhe Establishmen! of a New fhternaCional Economic Order' the Charter of Economic Flights and Duties of States and universally recognized rules of lnternational law. 7. The socialist countrfes have consistently opposed all. forms of discriminationln the field of international economic relations, As emphaglzed in the declaration adopted at the Economic sumnit Conference of CMEA countries, enlitled nsafeguarding peace and international economic co-operatton", the sociali6! countries are consistent champions of effective soluti.ons and actions aimed at removing all exploitation from international economic relatlons, ensuring uniopededlnternational scientific and technological co-operation and removing discrimination and artificlal obstacLes from trade relations. They want to bring order to monetary and financial relations, lhey are against the policy of high interest rates and they favour the standardization of terms for the granting and repaymentof loans so that tbose terms, parlicularly with regard to the indebtedness of lhe developlng countries, should not be used as a means of policical pressure and interference ln internal a ffa i rs. 8. The Ukrainian SSR reaffirms its position on resolution 391210 and on the problem dealt with therein, as expressed in the joint statement of the socialis! countries at the thirty-eighth session of the ceneral Assembly lA/C.2/38/81 , in thejolnt statement made by the socialist countries at the plenary meeting of the thirty-ninth session of che General Assembly, held on 12 December 1984 in connection with the tenth anniversary of the adoption of the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of Statea, in the informatlon submitted on the lmplementation by
analysis: This text appears to be focused on the economic relationships between countries and the international economic system, with a specific emphasis on the unfair treatment of developing countries and the need for cooperation and standardization in international economic relations. The text also touches on the role of the United Nations and its charter in regulating international economic relations.