text: "Declaration onInternational Economic Co-operation, inparticular the Revitalization ofEconomic Growth andDevelopment oftheDeveloping Countries"? The·draft·reso1ution.was·adopted (resolution S-1813)• ThePRESIDENT. MayIalsotakeitthattheAssembly wishes IDadoptthe draftdecisionrecommended inparaqraph18ofthereport? The·draft·decision· was·adOPted. ThePRESIDENT, Ishallnowcallonthoserepresentatives whowishto explain theirpositions ontheresolution anddecision justadopted. MayIremind delegations that,inaccordance withGeneral Assenb1v decision 34/401, eXPlanations ofvotearelimited to10minutes andshould bemadebydelegations fromtheir seats. Icallontherepresentative ofBo1iva, whowillspeakonbehalfoftheGroup of77. Mr.·NAVAJASMOGRO (Bolivia) (interpretation fromSpanish). Asthe initiator andpronoter ofthespecial session oftheGeneral Assemb1v devoted to international economic co-oPeration, inparticular therevitalization ofeconomic growth anddevelopment ofdeve10pinq countries, theGroupof77attributes the greatestimportance totheDeclaration justadopted bVconsensus andwithout reservations.JSM!bg A!S-18!PV.ll 16 (Mr,Navajos ·Mogro, Bo1ivial Thissession andthisDeclaration arealandmark inwhatcanbecalled the beginning ofanewchapter intheinternational economic relations underthe auspices oftheUnitedNations, whichisenriched andstrengthened forthis reason, Thisisamessage ofhopeandopportunity forthepoorest sectors ofthe world; forthedeveloping countries -thatistosay;fortwothirdsofmankind. Thespecial session istakingplaceduringaperiodofsignificant changes in international politica1andeconomic relations, andwearemoving towards amore interdependent andbetterintegrated world. Earlier differences andconflicts between theEastandtheWestarebecoming lessandlessrelevant. Ideological conflicts which,untilashorttimeago,dominated theworldarenaarevie1ding to aglobal approach totherealproblems thatbesetourworld. Inthisperiodofrapidhistoric change, whenthecountries ofEastern Europe areturning totheWestforcloserpolitical andeconomic relations andwhenother centres ofeconomic powerareemerging, thedeveloping countries mustnotbeleft outofthesecurrents andchanges whicharegiving newshapetointernational economic relations, fortheirmargina1ization wouldplacethestability ofallin jeopardy, Webelieve thattheDeclaration wehavejustadopted canbethemeansforour countries tobecomefullpartners inthewor1d-wide movement towards integrationof theworldeconomy. Toachieve thisobjective, webelieve, theimplementation oftheprinciples, concepts andguidelines oftheDeclaration ismostimportant. Inparticular, we arereferring totheneedtosolvetheserious external-debt problems ofthe developing countriesl totheneedtoincrease substantiallY theflowofexternal fundstothedeveloping countries, sothattheycanreturn tothepathofeconomic development Itotheneedtoliberalize interna tiona1tradeandpronote access forJSM/bq A/S-18/PV.ll 17 CM"-Navajos -"logro,-Bolivial theproducts ofdeveloping countries intotheworldmarketsofthedeveloped countries Itotheneedtoimprove thetermsforthemarketing ofcommoditiesfrom thedeveloping countriesl totheneedtodevelop thescientific andtechnological caoacities ofthedeveloping countries andtofacilitate theiraccess tonew teChnology neededfortheirdevelopment; totheneedtoco-ordinate macro-economic policies andpromote multilateral supervision inordertobringaboutabetter balance inthegrowing interdePendence andintegration oftheworldeconomy. We musteradicate extreme povertVI wemustprotect theenvironment anddevelop human resources. These~ too~arematters whichdeserve maximum attention. TheGroupof77wouldlikeonthisoccasion tostress theimportance ofthe SecondUnited Nations Conference onLeastDeveloped Countries. Thisisimportant tothereactivation oftheirgrCMth intheeconomic andsocial areaS. Inthis context, wehopethatthesefraternal countries willmanage tofindalasting solution tothecrucial problems theyarefacing, inparticular theproblem of theirexternal debts. Webelieve thatwiththeadoption ofthisDeclaration wehavebegunanew globaldialogue. Itisnecessary tocontinue thisdialogue atalllevelsifweare toachieve justandlasting solutions totheserious problems facingthedeveloping
analysis: The text discusses international economic cooperation, economic growth, development of developing countries, and the implementation of principles and guidelines for international economic relations. It also touches on issues such as external debt, international trade, and the need for coordination and supervision in the global economy. These themes suggest that the text is primarily focused on economic development and international trade.