economic crisiswouldendanytimeinthenearfuture. Inaddition toeconomic difficulties, thenaturaldisasters experienced bydeveloping countries had complicated theproblems ofdevelopment. Hebelieved, however, thatthespiritof understanding demonstrated bycountries fromboththeNorthandtheSouthhad contributed tothesuccess oftheworkoftheHigh-level Committee. ThePresident concluded byemphasizing thatrepresentatives hadreaffirmed theprinciples contained intheBuenosAiresPlanofAction. Notes 1/ReportoftheUnitedNations Conference onTechnical Co-operation among Developing Countries, BuenosAires, 30August-12 September 1978(United Nations publication, SalesNo.E.78.ll.A.ll andcorrigendum), chap.I. 1/Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-fifth Session, Supplement No.39(A/35/39 andCorr.l). 11~.,Thirty-sixth Session, Supplement No.39(A/36/39). !/~.,Thirty-eighth Session, Supplement No.39(A/38/39). -23-ANNEXI Decisions adopted bytheHigh-level Committee atits fourthsession 4/1.Progress madeinimplementing thetasksentrusted totheUnited Nations development systembytheBuenosAiresPlanofActionfor Promoting andImplementing Technical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries.......•........•......................................... 25 4/2.Co-operative exchange ofskillsamongcountries through technical co-operation amongdeveloping countries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 26adopt Devel 4/5.Information fromGovernments ontheiractivities intechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 274/3.Measures tofacilitate technical co-operation amongdeveloping countries: staffing oftheSpecial UnitforTechnical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• 4/4.Activities relating totechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries underthecountry regional andinterregional indicative planning figures . 4/6.Utilization offundsfromtheUnitedNations Development Programme's Special Programme Resources forthepromotion ofaction-oriented activities fortechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries ••• 4/7.Promotion ofaction-oriented activities fortechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries duringthefourthprogramming cycle••••• 4/8.Provisional agendaforthe1987session oftheHigh-level Committee ontheReviewofTechnical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries • -24-26 27 28 29 30suppo devel that progr Bueno Actio adequ decisJ contrj Actiol ident dimen consi activ count count theU exper rules pract exist' count the1 wider theU submi exper1. decisions contribute Action;4/1.Progress madeinimplementing thetasksentrusted tothe UnitedNations development systembytheBuenosAires PlanofActionforPromoting andImplementing Technical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries TheHigh-level Committee, Recalling theBuenosAiresPlanofActionaswellastherelevant decisions adopted atitsprevious meetings, TakingnoteofthereportoftheAdministrator oftheUnitedNations Development Programme (TCDC/4/2 andAdd.l)onthissubject, Takingnotewithconcern thattherehasnotbeenanyoverall increase inthe support andpromotion ofactivities relating totechnical co-operation among developing countries byorganizations andorgansoftheUnitedNations system, and thattechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries hasnotyetpermeated the programme andfieldoperations oftheUnitedNations systemascalledforbythe BuenosAiresPlanofAction, Concerned thatseveral yearsaftertheendorsement oftheBuenosAiresPlanof ActionbytheGeneral Assembly manyofitsrelevant provisions havenotreceived adequate response orattention intheUnitedNations system, UrgestheUnitedNations development systemtoimplement fullyits ontechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries inorderto totheattainment ofthegoalsestablished bytheBuenosAiresPlanof 2.Callsupontheorganizations andbodiesoftheUnitedNations systemto identify moreclearly thetechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries dimension intheirprojects andactivities wherever possible; 3.Invites theorganizations andbOdiesoftheUnitedNations systemto
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' efforts to promote technical cooperation among developing countries, with a focus on economic development and international cooperation. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on policy and implementation rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry. The text also mentions natural disasters and the need for increased support, which suggests a broader focus on humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief