as a preparatory meeting for the United Nations Conference to Review All Aspects of the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices; 3. Calls upon States to ensure implementation of the Set in the above regard. 661st meeting 29 March 1985 306 (XXX) Technical co-operation among developing countries; co-operative exchange of skills among developing countries The Trade and Development Board, Recalling decision 3/6 of 6 June 1983 of the High-level Committee on the Review of Technical Co-operation among Developing Countries, 9_/ Recalling also its resolution 300 (XXIX) of 21 September 1984, Endorses the agreed conclusions and recommendations of the Meeting of Governmental Experts on Co-operative Exchange of Skills among Developing Countries and decides to transmit them, together with the report of the meeting, 10/ to the High-level Committee on the Review of Technical Co-operation among Developing Countries at its fourth session. 661st meeting 29 March 1985 307 (XXX) New and emerging technologies The Trade and Development Board 1. Recognizes that new and emerging technologies have major implications for world trade and development and for the technological transformation of the developing countries; -8-2. Takes note of the preliminary work by the UNCTAD secretariat on the economic, commercial and developmental aspects of new and emerging technologies as described in its report to the Committee on Transfer of Technology at its fifth session, 11/ as well as the work carried out in other relevant international organizations; 3. Requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD, in continuing the work envisaged in section III of resolution 28 (V) of 20 December 1984 of the Committee on Transfer of Technology, 12/ to prepare a study on the developmental and trade-related issues arising from new and emerging technologies. In that study, special emphasis should be given to the impact of new and emerging technologies on 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and development, with a focus on trade, technology, and economic growth. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it is a document from an international organization such as the United Nations. The topics mentioned, such as the review of technical cooperation among developing countries and the study on the impact of new and emerging technologies on development and trade, suggest that the text is primarily concerned with economic development and international trade.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development