ot groupings, specialized energy organizaeions and research instltutes of developing countrles neE at Quito' Ecuador, fron 26 !o 30 SePtember 1983' Etforts torrards the inplenentatj-on of the r ecomrnenda! ions of this neeting are betng co-ordinaced between uNcTAD, the Latin American Energy organization (OLADE) and the Organization of Arab PetEoleun Exporting Countries (OAPEC). 45. As regards the financing of i.nteqration projects, the UNCTAD secretariat convened fron 4 to 8 June 1984, a neeting of secretariats of economic co-operalion and integration groupings of developing countries and multilateral develoPnenE finance institutioos' to examine the problens of Pronoting and financing j,ntegratj.on projects' including projects in the industrial sector. The neeting' aetended by more than 30 orqanizations, nade a 6ignificant contribution in initiatinq a dialogue betPeen secretariats of groupings of ateuelopinq countries and rnultilateral developnent tinance institu!ions. It recornnended vatious measures for inproving projecc preparation, enl,arginq the financial resources and adjusting quarantee regulrenents established by reqional and interregional developttent banks and nultilateral developnenE finance institutions for inEegration Projects. 46. At its thiral aession held from 23,tanuary to ? February 1985' the glorkinq Party focused its attention on the crucial problens arising fron lhe serious ba lance-of-paynents problems of nenber states for intra-grouping trade and nonetary and paynents co-operatlon nechanisns. Substantial discusslon look Place reqarding the suilabi.lity and scope of such neasures as renewed trade liberali'zation connitrnentsi counter-tradei the mobilization ot erternal resources for financing intra-lrade fron regional and international financial institution6,' and the harnonizatlon ot nonetary and fjscal policies eithin groupings. incuding limited conuertibility, national adjustment measures and a reduction ot fluctuation ot exchange rates among nember States. Other problem areas sinqled out by the glorkinq Party included the African econonic crisis; co'operat ion in foodi possibilities for co-operation in Government procurementi and production etrpansion within the context of economic co-operalion and inteqration grouPing6. The norklng Party fully
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on international cooperation and development, with a specific emphasis on energy, trade, and economic integration among developing countries. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is a report or document from a conference or meeting. The topics discussed, such as energy organization, integration projects, trade liberalization, and financial institutions, are all related to economic development and international cooperation.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade