United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s : resolution / adopted by the General Assembly.

Reaffirms the high priority attached, in the medium-term plan for the period 1992-1997, to Africa's economic recovery and development; urges all organs, organizations and programmes of the UN system to incorporate the priorities of the New Agenda in their mandates, to allocate sufficient resources for their operation and to improve further the use of available resources; urges the multilateral financial institutions, recipient countries and donor countries to pay special attention to eradicating poverty and addressing the social impact of these policies, while focusing on public investment, fiscal reform, reform of public enterprises, export expansion and efficient public administration; invites the international community to address Africa's external debt crisis and the debt problems of African countries and to continue to give serious consideration to the proposal for the convening of an international conference on Africa's external indebtedness.

Adopted without vote, 94th meeting

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Adopted at the 94th plenary meeting, 23 Dec. 1994.