reoueae contained in resoluEion 391216 that Che Secr etary-cenera l, in consultaEionelth ehe executtve heads of United Nations bodles, organlzatlona and speciallBed agencies, should keep tbe activities of the Unlted Natlong systen ln Eupport of economic ceoperation anong degeloping countriea under periodic reuieu in theexisting inter-agency machinery, thls should ensure continuing close attention to tbis important subject in the years ahead. 14, The COPA report on econonic and Cechnical co-operation among developingcountries ea6 again considered tn JuIy 1985 during the teentieth seriea of joint meetings of tbe Conmitlee for Progranme and Co-ordinaeion and the Adminigtrative Comnittee on Co-ordination, and by the Ecooonic and Social Courlcil at lts Becond regular session of 1985. These meetings, like that of the Cdrnittee for Progranne and C()"-ordination, stressed Che need for an analytlcal and critlcal exanlnation of the activities oi the United Nations systern ln economic and technical co-operation among deueloping countries, as well as for the better co-ordination of these activities rrithin the systen, 15, The General Assenbly in resotution 39/216 arqes the Secr etary-General to pay careful attenCion to econonic co-operaCion anong developing countries in preparlng his programme budqee proposals for the biennlum 1986-1987 and to include in hiEfuture progranme budgeC perfornance reports specif i.c infornaCi.on on the inplementation of such activitles. 16. The Unj.ted NaEions nediun-tern plan for the period 1984-1989 (A/37 /5 and Add.l and 2, and A/39/61 served as the overall frane$ork for the proposed progranrne budget tor the bienniun 1985-1987. Pursuant to ceneral Assembl.y resolueion 3{/202 ot 19 Decenber L979, an intersectoral. presentation of activities envisaged for inplement ing the relevant resolutions of Che United Natlons on economic co-operation anong deueloplng couneries was included in the plan aA/37/6, annexl L7. In the preparation of the proposed programne budget for the bienniun 1986-1987. central. revieoing units paid particular attention to acti.vltles relatlng
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic cooperation among developing countries, with a focus on the United Nations' role in supporting and coordinating these efforts. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the text is a report or resolution related to international economic development.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade