Implementation of the Complex programme wit I allow to Increase efficiency of ltneractlon of the fraternal countries, to raise the socialist economic Integration to a qual ltatlvely new level making It deeper, universal and operative. This will reinforce th economy of at I CMEA countries, promote further scientific- 442 technological end socio-economic progress. end reinforce the untly and solidarity of the social 1st states. In attributing utmost Importance to the development of their all-round cooperation the CMEA countries do not fence themselves off the world experience and scientific a_1'!!2 technological revolu­tion. Scientific and technological progress has objective lnter­ netlonai character and the related problems require mutually beneficial co-operation of all countries and regions for their efficient solution. Every autarky under conditions fo scientific and tec~notogfcal revolution results In slowing down S&T develop­ ment end superfluous expenses of material and other resources. Just this approach Is professed by the CMEA countries In their mutual relations with other states Including the developed capi­ tal 1st countries. In doing so the social 1st countries proclaim that such scientific and technological relations should not te used as a means of political pressure and should be founded on mutual benefits. observance of the principles of full equal I~; and non-Interference In doemstlc affairs of the countries. USSR ASSISTANCE IN STRENGTHENING SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES INTRODUCTION Attainment of technological Independence represents an Integral part of the struggle waged by developing countrl~s to overcome their economic backwardness. The absence of scientific and technological potential In the -maJority of developing countries and the lack of qualified personnel pose a serious obstacle In solving this problem. However~ the acceleration of economic growth rates, solution of complicated social and other problems are not possible without active adherence to modern science and technology. In the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the implementation of the Complex program, which aims to increase the efficiency of interaction among fraternal countries, promote scientific and technological progress, and strengthen the economy of CMEA countries. It also touches on the importance of mutual cooperation, scientific and technological revolution, and the role of the USSR in assisting developing countries in strengthening their scientific and technological capabilities. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It focuses on economic development, industry, transport, communication, and science and technology.

**Category**
Economic development, Science and technology