text: formidable and complex task of reactivating growth and seeking development falls to us. At the same time, however, we are mindful of the fact that the development process will not be successful unless we can rely at least on a firm political commitment by the industrialized countries, expressed in concrete actions, to contribute to the improvement of today's international environment. BCT/gt A/S-18/PV. 3 16" (Mr. Larco Cox, Peru) Consequently, we have the historic opportunity at this special session of demonstrating a renewed spirit of solidarity and avoiding confrontations that might arise -perhaps in good faith, but none the less marked by a lack of understanding of ?overty and its consequences. The success of this undertaking will depend on the necessary political will of each of the parties, and especially on the undertaking of the necessary commitments. Today we are witnessing a far-reaching restructuring of the international system. At the political and strategic levels a new era of detente between the super-Powers began five years ago. The spectre of nuclear war is beginning to fade away. Regional conflicts have begun to recede significantly. World peace has never been so close to becoming a reality. Simultaneously, we are seeing rapid changes in the international economic scene, with the rise of a world financial Power in Asia, the consolidation of European integration, the establishment of new markets in this hemisphere and the integration of Eastern Europe into the world economy. These radical changes are arising as pre-conditions to the international action of the developing countries, owing to their increasing marginalization vis-a-vis the industrialized world. The role and influence of this trend will depend upon the specific characteristics of each region and country. In Peru's case, the role that will be played by our country in the decade now 
analysis: The text discusses the reactivation of growth and development, referencing the international environment, economic changes, and the role of countries in the world economy. It emphasizes the need for political commitment and cooperation to achieve success. These themes suggest that the text is related to economic development and international cooperation.