of the steps necessary for the revitalization of economic development, through the devising of a new approach to the economic relations we aspire to. Such an approach will guide the bulk of developing nations in the pursuit of their objectives along the rugged oath to development, like voungsters at the outset of their life's journey, to a better tomorrow and a life of dignity. It gives me Pleasure at this special session to reiterate that Qatar continues to support the role of the United Nations in the pronotion of international co-operation through the development of scientific research and the en-ordination of efforts to help utilize man's innate capabilities and creativi tv as the common heritage of mankind. The Organization's role will, I hope, be instrumental in attaining the desired growth and development, as well as in opening up possibilities for a positive transfer of technology and the sharing of scientific JSM/jf A/S-18/PV. 6 192 (Mr. Al-Ni'mah, Qatar) research. This should enable the developing countries to rehabilitate and rationalize their human resources. At the same time, my country will continue to lend its strong suPPOrt to the role of the United Nations so that it may remain the best central forum for international efforts to reform the world economy and make the necessary plans for the development of the human and physical resources of the developinQ countries. We call on representatives at this special session to conduct a sound, viable dialogue in order to identify the impediments and problems and find effective solutions to them, always focusing on achieving a convergence of views upon the measures required for economic growth. For our part, we should like to reaffirm the role Played by the United Nations as the mjor forum for dialogue and negotiations in relation to international economic co-operation, as well as in the formulation and implementation of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of Qatar, discussing the importance of the United Nations in promoting international cooperation and economic development. The language used is formal and diplomatic, emphasizing the need for effective solutions to economic problems and the importance of scientific research and technology transfer. The text does not mention specific sectors such as agriculture, industry, or transport, but rather focuses on the broader themes of economic development and international cooperation.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade