UN General Assembly
1992

economy and is ready to begin structural reform. As part of the reform, the Romanian Government adopted an economic stabilization programme supported by a stand-by loan from the International Monetary Fund. The programme lays stress on classical anti-inflationary measures and, at the same time, has specific elements conditioned by the need to create a market mechanism. As a matter of principle, Romania aims at developing normal relations of cooperation with all States, and in particular with its neighbours. The foreign policy of our Government is inspired by the political will to create the necessary conditions leading to Romania's irreversible anchorage within the Euro-Atlantic space and its viable institutions, and, respectively, to increase the country's contribution to the building-up of the Euro-Atlantic community of values and of a new continental security order. In this spirit, Romania entered into negotiations on an association agreement with the European Communities that is about to be concluded, and a cooperation agreement with the European Free Trade Association. At the same time, like the other Central European countries, Romania entered into a special