UN General Assembly
1966

63. Indeed, with our increasingly well-organized reception structures, we could better prepare and apply our development plans if the countries supplying aid would give us a reasonable indication of the level of assistance to be expected during the period of implementation of our plans* W§ believe that one of the conditions for our orderly growth resides in the will of the industrialized countries to give priority to aid for the development of our young States. If we ask that aid be supplied under reasonable conditions, it is in order to enable us to break the vicious circle of unreasonable increase in the growth volume of assistance, while maintaining the transfer of real resources to the non-developed countries at a given level.