text: ing effective distribution channels in domestic trade and finance as a means of ensuring internally generated balanced growth; B. Subregional and regional levels 3. Urges the African countries, through the subregional and regional institutions, to adopt new measures to launch a "Buy African goods" campaign so as to promote intra-African trade in agricultural products especially food, basic manufactured consumer goods and raw materials; - 95 - 4. Stresses the urgent need for all African Governments to provide full support to the newly established Federation of African Chambers of Commerce as an important private-sector institution for the development and expansion of intra-African trade; 5. Calls on the Executive Secretary of ECA to submit to the next session of the Commission a preliminary report on the possibility of organizing multilateral African trade negotiations with a view to promoting medium- and long-term intra-African trade exchanges; 6. Decides to establish a onference of African Ministers of Finance assisted by the secretariats of ECA and OAU and the Governors of Central Banks as the appropriate machinery to meet at least once every two years, to deal, inter alia, with the following functions: (a) Monitoring and evaluating the impact of the international monetary and financial situation on the African economies and proposing appropriate remedial action; (b) Regularly assessing the structure and magnitude of Africa's external debts, including the debt servicing obligations of African countries with a view to proposing effective measures to alleviate such debts; (c) Reviewing intra-African monetary and financial co-operation and suggesting ways by which resource flows to Africa can be enhanced, including the proposed establishment of an African Monetary Fund; (d) Promoting the exchange of information and the sharing of national experiences in dealing with monetary and financial matters; (e) Devising strategies for strengthening Africa's position in international negotiations on money and financial issues; 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on promoting intra-African trade, discussing measures to ensure balanced growth, and establishing mechanisms to monitor and evaluate the impact of international monetary and financial situations on African economies. This suggests that the category should be related to economic development and international trade.