UN General Assembly
1992

the Movement in the formulation of new international relations, as it embodies and represents the interests and aspirations of the developing countries, which constitute the majority of Members of the United Nations. In this context, we welcome the fact that the valuable proposals included in the "Agenda for Peace" will be discussed not only in the Security Council but also in the General Assembly,as the issue of peace in all its aspects is of interest to all the countries and peoples of the world. As for the international economic situation, the meeting in Jakarta noted that, despite the positive changes in the area of international relations, the economic situation of the developing countries has deteriorated further and that, consequently, the United Nations must continue to promote cooperation between the developing countries and the industrialized countries in a manner that may serve the interests of economic integration in an equitable and increasing context. The Rio conference contributed to informing the world of the need for a process of sustainable development, so that future generations may not be