incernational order based on poeer blocs, balance of porer and spheres ofinfluence. The Havana sunmit. in 1979 confirned the concept of non-align enE and called for g]obal negotiat.ions for Che nes international econonic order. A unique feature of this sumliE uas the special aCtenCion given to issues in Latin America and the Caribbean. Tlre Net' Delbl suonit in 1983 parEicularly underlined the impor eance of peace, nuclear disarnanent. and developn€nt. For Ehe Past decades' the non-aligned countries have nade considerable efforts and contributions to the question of nucLear disarmanent both uiehin and outside the franework of the United Nations. 47. In addiCion to the political aspect of non-alignnent, tbe econottric factor constiCuCed one of the nain noEive forces and laEer becane Ehe strongeaE notivethat inpelled Ehe non-aligned countries to co-operation and joint action. More recenlly, lhe novenent has becone a forun for promoting the ne$ international econonic order based on equity, co-operation and interdependence. 48. The Non-Aligned libvenent has been active in forttrulating and Pursuing btre interests of developing countries wi.t.hin the inbernational aysten, including tbe United Nations and regional organizations. Non-alignnent is Ehus not an exPressionof non-involvenene but a rneans of attaining aecurity goals within an international systen doninated by the opposing politicaL and nilitary alliances. 49. The Non-Aligned U,ovement has nade severaL positive contributions lo incernational secur j.ty. Individuat countries or 9roup6 of non-aligned nations have sought to help resolve specific conflicts among nembers of the ilovenen t, as, for e*ample, the lran-Iraq ear. The ltovenent has strengthened the independence of ner nations by enhancing reapect for lheir posiCions in international affairs. Moreover, it bas provided an effecttve neans of gainirq collective seight ininternational foruns to press for inportant issues of racial, political and economic jusEice. ttore irnportantty. bD| offering an atEernaEive lo bLoc poliEics,
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the concept of non-alignment and its implications on international relations, economics, and security. It discusses the historical context of non-alignment, its goals, and its contributions to international cooperation and development. The text highlights the importance of non-alignment in promoting peace, nuclear disarmament, and economic development, particularly for developing countries.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development, International relations