Philippines, Poland' Qatar, Romania, senegal, sweden, Togo, ukrainian sovietSociali.st nepublic, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Uruguay, Venezuela andYugoslavia. In addition, the ceneral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), theInternational Monetary Fund (IMF), the United Nations Conference on Trade 6nd Development (UNCTAD), and the World Bank provided information and documentation, 5. An interim report was circulated to all Member States at the beginning ofApril 1985. The present report, vhile drawing heavily on the previous version, incorporates observalions made in the course of informal consultations withdelegations undertaken in June 1985 and updates, when appropriate, the interim repor t .A/40 /7 08 EngI i sh Page 4 6. Since the preparation of the interim report, some importanC events have Cakenplace: the April 1985 meetings of lhe Interim and Developmen! Committees of the ItlF/World Bankt the Bonn summit in Mayt the release of the report of Cbe croup of Ten on the functioning of the internati.onal monetary system in Junet the mi.nisterial. meeting of the Group of Ten in Tokyo on 21 ,tune, tbe general debate atthe second session of the Economic and gocial Council in July 1985t the completionof the report of the croup of Tr^'enty-four on issues in international rpnetary reform in August, and the publication of the UI.ICTAD "Trade and development report. I98 5'r in early Sepeember, 7. The present report should be seen as part of this ongoing process. It is adiscussion paper, essentiaLly concerned with the identj.fication of key issues andtrith more effective lrays to have them discussed by Governments. 8. The report consists of two main sections. The first assesses major policy issues arising from the present international- economic situation and examines the i nter rela tedness of lhese issues in the areas of (Ipne?, finance, debt and trade inthe 1i9ht. of the consuttations and the general state of international negotiations on these matters. The second details the responses to the consultations and
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on international economic issues, discussing policy issues, debt, trade, and finance, as well as the responses to consultations on these matters. It also mentions international organizations such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. This suggests that the report is focused on economic development and international trade.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development