text: development and international econonic co-operation sith a viert to restructuring international economic relations in a manner conslstent .rith the principles of justice, equity and equality among peoples, the permanent sovereignty of peoples over Eheir nationaL resources and respect for the independence and national sovereignty of the developing countries. The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya also vrishes to emphasize the serious manner in ehlch tbe international climate would be affected by the threat or applicatlon of further such neasures nhich toould undernine the foundations of international peace and security and jeopardize the building of confidence in international econooic relations. 5. The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya lrishes to draw attention to the fact that those colonialist practices in which certain developed countries are engaging to the detriment of developing countries constitute a flagrant violation of the Cltarter of the united Nations, tbe Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of states, the Declaration on Principlea of International I€w concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation anonq States in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, the Declaration and the Progranme of Action on the Egtabl.ishmenC of a Nev, International Bconomic order, all General Assembly resolutions concerning developmen! and international economic co-operatlon, all of the resolutions and principles adopted at lnternational conferences on international economic relations, particularly at the seventh summit conference of the Heads of state or @vernnent of the lilcn-aligned Countries at New D,elhi and the slxth session of the United Nations conference on Trade and Development (resolution 152 {vI) } , and the final declarations issued at the ministerial meetings of the non-aligned countries andA/40/596 Enqlish Page 49 the Group of 77, held at New York in 1983 and 1984, all of r{bich condemned the useof economic measures as a means to exert political pressure agalnst the developing countries.
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or declaration from the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, discussing the principles and goals of international economic cooperation, with a focus on the concerns of developing countries. It references various international agreements and declarations, highlighting the importance of justice, equity, and equality in international economic relations.