UN General Assembly
1992

one of the important problems in establishing a new international order at present, and endeavour to eliminate the ever-widening gap between the developed and the developing countries. People in many developing countries are enduring great suffering from famine and disease. Anyone who feels responsibility for the survival and future of mankind cannot turn away from such tragedies occurring in the world. It is the most urgent common task of mankind at present to spare the peoples of the developing countries the calamities of famine and disease. The developed countries should feel due responsibility for the economic poverty of the developing countries, and should refrain from hindering the economic development of the developing countries. In this regard, the Government of our Republic holds that dialogue between the developed and the developing countries should be resumed at the earliest possible date, the present unequal international economic relations should be restructured, and constructive measures should be taken for the establishment of a new equitable international economic order. Along with this, the developing countries should take practical measures