^^_-. liiltn , !"ll".n.O at the conrinued deteriorarion of the socio_economicconoltlons of tbe least developed countries despite nationaL and international efforts to achieve the qoals and olrjective" oi an" suhstantial New p;6g1611."of Action, .., --1.+1."!it{ .qJtc.r!"a ac the critical econonic siruarion faced parricularlyby the least deueloped countries in Africa, Rg909r-rizinq the specific problens of the land-locked and isrand countriesanong the least deveroped countrles' as reftected in uniced Nations conference on Trade and Developmen! resolutions 137 (vI) and l3B (VI) of 2 Jrlly 1983 l3land Trade and DeveLopnent Board resolution 319 (XXXI) of 27 SeptembZr lgg5, I / , . . Regallinq paragraph ll9 of the Substantial New progranne of Action rn tthich it was reconmended that the fnte rgoveai..nt" f croup on the Least. Developed Countries. while carrlrins out the nii_term rerrier, should considerthe posslbility of holding a gtooai review on the tnplementation of the Substantial New programme of Action at the end of Ch€ decade that. niqht,incer qlia, take tbe form of a united Nations coDference on reast developedcountr les, . ?aking note of the report of the Secreea ry_cener al on the mid_term glohalreviee of proqress to$ards the lnplementation if the substantial New progranneof Action, 15/ carried out by the fn tergovernnen ta I croup oD the leastdeveloped countries at. its sixeh session. "^-^-l:_ -PEphasi?es that the leaet developed countries, in vier of cheir deteri-orating socio_econonic siluation, nara tf" urgent and special attenCion of the internatlonal conm[nity and its largs_ss31g suppor! on a continuous basis to enable them to progress conards aelf-reriant development, consistent r.'ith the plans and progranmes of each least developed country, 3iil3trHi*###;-lV See proceedinss oftheUnited Na t ions on andf, Report and annexes (Un i tedNations publ ication,sect. A.vo1. one , !2/ A/40/826 and corr.t.fI' sect, f .A,ech Sess ion , ^ _!!/ see official Reccbupprenent No. t5 lA/4O/lSlo aI, vol.v4o/989/Add.Lo Bng1i5h Plge I
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic situation of least developed countries, specifically the need for urgent and special attention from the international community to enable them to progress towards self-reliant development. The text references the Substantial New Programme of Action, the United Nations conference on Trade and Development, and the Trade and Development Board, suggesting a focus on economic development and international trade.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade