Second General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization

A/RES/3306(XXIX)View PDF

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1975.

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9 documents · 1973–1980

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Year	Symbol	Title	Word length	Text similarity
1980	A/RES/35/66[A]	3rd General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization	—	–
1979	A/RES/33/77	Third General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization	632	–
1979	A/RES/33/116[B-IV]	3rd General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization	—	–
1978	A/RES/32/164	Third General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization	190	–
1975	A/RES/3306(XXIX)	Second General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization	898	–

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Conferences Industrial Development International Economic Relations Programmes of Action

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Takes note with appreciation of the report of thc Industrial Development Board on the work of its eighth session39 as well as of the report of the Intergovernmental Preparatory Committee for the Second General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization ;40

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Urges Member States tp make maximum efforts, both in their preparatory work for the Second General Conference and during its proceedings, to ensure the success of the Conference and to outline specific measures for the implementation of the Programme of Action on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order in respect of international co-operation

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for the industrial development of the developing countries;

Agrees that a fundamental objective of the Second General Conference is to contribute to the establishment of a new international economic order through the adoption of an international declaration and the definition of a plan of aétion to promote and lay down guidelines for renewed and strengthened co-operation for the promotion of the industrial development of the developing countries, while respecting their independence, sovereignty, national objectives and their right to take full advantage of and to use freely their natural resources, and that the process of industrialization shall ensure social justice, through patterns of consumption which satisfy the genuine and fundamental needs of the whole population, making them full participants in the process and benefits of development;

Agrees further that the plan of action to be defined at the Second General Conference should, inter alia, establish measures in support of industrial cooperation between developed and developing countries and between the developing· countries themselves, including schemes of concerted action among Member States, define quantitative targets to achieve the goal of substantially higher participation of the developing countries in world industrial production and establish appropriate machinery for their implementation, and that, in this context, special attention should be paid to the least developed among the developing countries;

Considers that the plan of action for industria] development to be adopted by the Second Genera] Conference should include concrete measures to assist developing countries in increasing significantly their industrial development, incJuding their installed capacity, as a meaos of expanding their trade in manufactures and semi-manufactures, processing their basic commodities and raw materials and contributing, ínter alía, to the development of their agro-industrial capacity, bearing in mind that the industrialization of the developing countries should be based on the most advanced technologies appropriate to their particular conditions and needs in accordance with the most efficient utilization of the natural and human resources available to each country or group of countries, as defined in their own development plans and priorities;

Urges the Second General Conference, on the basis of the plan of action, to decide on measures necessary to strengthen the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, within the United Nations system, to enable it to develop into an effective institutional framework in order to expand its activities in a manner consistent with the requirements of the developing countries and the role of their industrialization within a new intemational economic order;

Invites Member States to ensure that their participation in the Second General Conference is at the highest possible leve! of governmental representation;

Requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with the Executive Director of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, to submit to the Second General Conference a comprehensive report on the role of the United Nations system in establishing a new internationa] economic order in the field of industrialization.

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LIST OF STATES INDICATED IN SECTION 11, PAltAOllAPII 4 (b) Australia Luxembourg Austria Malta Belgium Monaco Canada Netherlands Cyprus New ZeaJand Denmark Norway Finland Portugal France San Marino Germany, Federal Republic of Spain Greece Sweden Holy See Switzerland lceland Turkey lreland United Kingdom of Great ltaly Britain and Northem Japan lreland Liechtenstein United States of America C. UST OF STATES INDJCAfED JN SECTION 11, PAltAGL\PH 4 (e) Argentina Guatemala Bahamas Guyana Barbados Haiti Bolivia Honduras Brazil Jamaica Chile Mexico Colombia Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama Paraguay Dominican Republic Peru Ecuador Trinidad and Tobago El Salvador Uruguay Grenada Venezuela

LIST OF STATES INDICATED IN SECTION JI, PAJlAGRAPH 4 (d) Albania Poland Bulgaria Romania Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Ukrainian Soviet Socialist 37 Resoluuon 2626 (XXV).

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