account the specific features of each country, which imPlies a harmonization of national and international factors in the economic policies of all cnuntries. Valuable assistance in the fulfilment of that task, which includes the elaboration of universally acceptable preventive measures as well as international standards, norms and rules of economic interaction of States, can be provided by the bodies of the United Nations system, with the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council Playing the rOle of co-ordinators. In the implementation of the perestroika process, the Byelorussian SSR has switched, as of January 1990, to new methods of economic management and Principles of financial self-sufficiency. We intend to integrate ourselves broadly into the world economy, to establish and expand economic, trade, scientific, technological, cultural and other types of co-operation with other countries and specific foreign partners. we consider it our duty to be a reliable and honest Partner in all foreign relations and we expect reciprocity. We also hope that the more experienced partners in international relations will not adopt a policy which is in contradiction with both mandatory and advisorv international leQal acts and instruments. We shall follow this policy in our economic and trade co-oPeration, and this includes the creation and implementation of ;oint; projects, ventures, Productions and other forms of interaction and co-operation with all our Partners abroad. I should like to dwell, in conclusion, on vet another issue. It goes without saying that any economic development should meet human needs and Quarantee social BHS/td A/S-18/PV. 8 68 (M.r. · Gur inov ich; Byeloruss ian SSR) justice for all levels of the population. Wh Ue doinq this, rna terial Prosperity, modern health treatment, adequate housinq and the availabilitY of education and employment with fair remuneration should ba provided for each human beinq. Each 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the economic policies and goals of the Byelorussian SSR, including its intention to integrate into the world economy, establish cooperation with other countries, and ensure human needs are met. It also mentions the importance of social justice, material prosperity, and education. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, transport, communication, humanitarian aid, or culture.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Education, Employment