confidence among the particl~ants to the enfcsting economic order and against G background of a Raerked decline in the spirit of co-operation and cosaritsent, in particular on the pertt of the developed and industaialiaed countries, ~lnd alto of attet+ipts to re&ce the role sf aultilatersl co-cqeratisn agencies. awl7 A/rcl/Pv. 19 69-70 It ie themfore neceusary to empbeizs tkmt me soiutron 03 cirirr prob2ei; (Nr. AbNuauti, Unf ted Arab Emirates) requiresi a considerable effort and courage to faae the principal and fun&mental problatge, the most important of which is to end the influence of the market force6 on the international econoeeCc oftuatfon. This can be accomplislhed by providing an OpprtUnity, 6eriously and sincerely, for the United Nation6 system and its YaLliou6 econosnic bodies to becorse the avenue for restoring confidence in the capability of international collective forces to re6ch successful M¶lutions that would guarantee a future developnt for all peoples, and to SW@ the human race from possible CataStrOph@S that are likely to result from a continuation of the current economic order. During the past 40 year6 the United Nation6 ha6 passed through several experiences ranging from sufxese to failure. Whatever may be oUr view6 and poslition6, reality requires that we atate that the united Nation6 continues to represent the hope and means of the future for saving the world from the scourge of a third world war, for laying the foundations of a world order and for establishing an effective and democratic framework for international participation in formulating resolutions relating to the standards of international conduct, The power of the United Natfane lies in the commitment of it6 Members; to adhere to the Charter, in the achievement of political harmony between East and West, and of economic harmc y between North and South, The existence of the United 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or a document discussing the importance of the United Nations in addressing global economic issues, promoting international cooperation, and preventing catastrophic consequences. It highlights the need to reform the current economic order and restore confidence in the international collective forces. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid, but it does touch on economic development, international trade, and human development.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade