The adoption of a oountry 's speci fie approach would be of particular relevance to a country like Mozambique. whose economy has been severely affected over the JSM/jf A/S-18/PV. 6 154-155 (Mr ~ · Veloso, Mozanb igue) last decade by recurrent natural disasters and conditions of war which brought about drastic consequences for the population's social and nutritional levels. Future policy reforms and adjustment packages should take this fact into consideration and be increasingly targeted at the obstacles to accelerated and sustained economic growth, while supporting social sectors, particularly those related to women and children, as well as the adult population. Last but no less important is the need for vigorous assistance to regional organizations such as the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC) which has just completed 10 years of existence with considerable achievements. Efforts for the intensification of regional co-operation and economic integration among developing countries deserve the full support of all countries and international organizations. The strengthening of international economic co-oPeration and the opportunities arising from the renewal of the development dialogue call for breathing new life into multilateralism. BHS/ga A/S-18/PV. 6 156 (Mr. Veloso, Mozambique) The United Nations is the universal uniqll:! forum in which the community of nations can address all the global issues in a oomprehensive and integrated manner. The United Nations system, through the active engagement of all Member States, should be properly enhanced and directed so as to fulfil its tasks effectively. It is in this spirit that I look forward to the second United Nations conference on least developed countries, scheduled to take place in September 1990. The Paris conference should serve as a forum for the adoption of a comprehensive and far-reaching programme containing specific commitments by the internationaLl communi tv in support of the development efforts of the least developed countries. 
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on economic development, particularly in the context of Mozambique, and discusses the importance of regional cooperation, international economic cooperation, and the role of the United Nations in supporting the development efforts of least developed countries. The text also touches on humanitarian aid and relief, as it mentions the severe effects of natural disasters and war on the population's social and nutritional levels.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief