IdS3W. . Those am objectives witb which overy maber Q&ion 02 he Assmbly CM idmtify aad which they caQ readily support. They are object&m which every small developtag country in the world would hold dear. Uaril receatly the odda against a orlsZ1 davelopi~g country aehieviag sustained auecasa in raaliting all of thorro basic and esamntial objectives wet@ moQmeataP. Wzil raceatly super-Bower tensions aa& the arms race, regional coaflictr, idsological divisions all conspirad to divert the attention of the wuL.'d away free t&e plight of the porn and diradvarPtagrd people everywbare. !Ebea sudd8Qly hope hurst upoQ the world like a flower in Moon. T&% two super-Fowrs - ths United States and the Soviet Union - mnbraced, aQd the world breathad a ai@ of aelieK. Prciedrxm bagan bursting out all over, and in Llrtis~ Werlca and in Bartera Eusopd~ (kaocracy dsseeadad Pike rain upon a tbirsty land. Tbe Berlin WalX, like the wall of Jericho, cam tumblin< Qownr a1)d GermaQy, 96 long divided, aow StaQds upon the threshold of rouaificarioa, a Macon af hope for all divided people to follow. while tba prorpaet of peace around tbe world would obvfously be welcomed by al1 l)ationm, amoogot developing eou~t.rios , and mere so arao~g iprland developing COthatries like Saint littr am? k?ovir, the% was a opecial feeling of elstioa. Wo fait thast at Past the cloveloped cou~~rie5 zosuld be able to focus their attention seriously OA the plight of the doveloyiug nations. W6 were of the view that small irland dmmlopiacp COuQtr~es would 14991 b& S%%A mad appr8ciate& ae prer.anti&xg vesy diffficult problems peculiar to their geographical status and that, at last, a . . ..*------t -I&Y--A ----.A c- I--..--_ -. . . . . . YUIIISJ-~ -C-Y-- ~YL~AY - LVC~UQ)PU VU arauang ti irppiemm%imj lusting uoiutioas eo ths80 problema. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or an essay that focuses on the theme of international cooperation and development, particularly in the context of the Cold War era. The author highlights the importance of addressing the needs and problems of developing countries, and emphasizes the need for the international community to come together to support these countries. The text does not specifically mention economic development, industry, or transport and communication, but rather focuses on the broader theme of international cooperation and development.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations