text: Senegal to urge all delegations here to work to make that a tine for strengthening international co-operation. I should 1 ike above all to urqe them to engage in in-depth reflectial al the ways and means to conclude a pact al triangular East~est-Sou_th co-operation, which would greatly contribute to relaunching the North-South dialogue. In this connection I should like to emphasize, and I am gratified to do so, certain proposals already made, among which are, first, that made in September 1989 by the Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs, advocating the establishment of triangular development plans to be carried out by an industrialized country from the Western world in partnership with a country from the East in one country of the South, then that made last March by the French Minister for Co-operation, suggesting that "we build a mechanism through which the countries of Eastern Europe would reimburse the South the suns the Western countries would lend them and facilitate State purchases of tropical products which are overly abundant on the world market but too rare in the markets of the Eastern countries"; and, finally• that of the FNDA-Third World, a non-qovernmental organization established in Senegal, which proposes real form to the need for the East to be in solidarity with the West for the development of the South. J\tit/26 A/S-18/PV. 2 122 (Mr. Sy, Senegal) In order to lay down the basis specifically for new co-operation based on that openness we are seeing in the East and, finally, to· eliminate the risk of exclusion of certain of our States from triangular development, I should like to call for a broad exchange of views on the proposals I have just mentioned, and on nanv others as well. In the view of my deleqation, the differences in concept, divergence of views 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and development, specifically the idea of triangular cooperation between Eastern and Western countries to support developing countries in the South. The proposals mentioned focus on economic development and trade, with the aim of promoting North-South dialogue and reducing the risk of exclusion for certain countries.