the solution of questions connected with the stimulation of agricultural production. In organising cooperation with any country, at each stage of Its economic, scientific and technical development, new organizational forms should be developed suited to the national specifics,. with a specific mechanism of cooperation developed for the purpose. A scrutiny of any of the thirty or so agreements on scientific and technical cooperation which our country has concluded with developing countries. Including 21 Inter­ government agreements, shows that they take Into account these specifics. and that our special lsts take a creative approach to complex problems of International cooperation. Surely, their success Is determined not by the happy results alone In the process of Improving the mechanism and organizational forms of cooperation. The basts of the results already scored are the high rates of development of the national economy and scientific­ technological potential of the USSR and Its external economic ties, and our sincere Interest tn solving the problems of developing counTries In el111lnaTing th.elr econ0111c. scientific and technical backwardness. The Soviet Union has accu11ulated- enor11ous and In 11any cases unique ~perlence In developing scientific and technological potential and Implementing S&T policy. This experience Is being continuously enriched. We are ready to share this experience with all Interested countries. considering that It can be used In various forms by developing counTries In elaboraTion and lllpll­ •entatlon of their S&T policy taking due accounT of specific peculiarities of·each country. SOVIET APPROACH TO S&T POL1CY S&T pol Icy of the USSR embraces a wide spectru11 of problems, Including management of science at all levels, deTerminaTion of priority areas, combination with technical pol Icy, formation of the State system of scientific Institutions and Internal struc­ ture of science, Improvement of R&D planning and management, strengthening of material-technical ·basts of R&D activities• 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the Soviet Union's approach to scientific and technological development, its cooperation with developing countries, and its experience in developing scientific and technological potential. It highlights the importance of adapting organizational forms to national specifics and sharing experience with other countries. The text does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, international trade, health, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. However, it does mention the development of the national economy and scientific-technological potential, which could be related to economic development. Additionally, the text's focus on scientific and technological development and cooperation with developing countries suggests a strong connection to the category of science and technology.

**Category**
Economic development, Science and technology