oeo~o~is co-opercatzionn. Its Becl8rat2on provfdaa the Pntmraational aomunfty with a cohamaf btu.eprin$ for oveacomfmj the tzrippllq legacies of the past and meet%ng the chblleagea of the BOQOa. At tbs aam time, we are frilly awore that if thcr prnviofons 63f the Dacleration ate not traarsiatnd in& coacrste measurea the aceleimwb spfrie. aspirations uwl hopan gonemted ~&the rpk9cial aeraion may prove illu8OPy. -0; i# t.IeOaO~ i0 t0 DUilQ UJ)QXl tkd.8 iLQ3OFtDL2t f&rot 6-k@ &Ziti to BnSUM th@ aUC2c@e)ii8 of OUf Ccl~kXtiW C%&%'Lv,o~A~~ i&l t&OS@ U&d~~&3kbl~8, OM 01200&J BDt Out on ?g-uB intocElatioeal agenda. JSWMQR M45fPV.S 6B (Hr.1 Of great importance on thio agenda is the International Development Strategy tot the 1990s. The proposed strategy, a8 dfocussed at the recently concluded fourth session of the m Preparatory Conuoittoeo is an ambitious yet realistic undertaking, It should promote the achievement of its principal aim, namely, that of aceoleratiug t&o dovelopawnt of the devt9loping countries. In this connection, ue certainly appreciate the emphasis being placed on new issuer of coraaon concern, including environmeatal protection, human development and tbs alleviation of poverty. At the same time, it i8 dmportant to make sure that oub preoccupation with there concernta doer not obscure the urgant noed to addrerr and rerolve tie perennial pxoblems coafrontilag the developing couatriet, especially the interrelate6 issues of money, finsneer debt, trade and commodities. The Uruguay Round of Multilateral TraCls Negotiations, now in its final cud critical u&age" in another went of tho utmost importance on the intornatioaal agenda. Let UE be clear that the ultimate objective of the Poun8 is to atreagthen the General Itqreemeat on Tariff8 aa& Trade (OATTI ant3 its rulea, so as to ensure an open and faix international trading mystem. It should not therefore be construed cl8 legitimising the vested interests of the strong. In this context, it is vital 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and development, focusing on the International Development Strategy for the 1990s and the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations. The language used suggests a broad scope, covering issues such as economic development, environmental protection, human development, and poverty alleviation. The text also touches on trade, finance, and commodities, indicating a connection to economic development and international trade.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development