Follow-up to the second United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries A/RES/74/233 United Nations system and the relevant international and regional organizations to continue to provide technical support, within their respective mandates, to the landlocked developing countries in their efforts to mainstream the Vienna Programme of Action and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development 10 into their national development strategies; 7. Stresses that the harmonization, simplification and standardization of rules and documentation should be promoted, including the full and effective implementation of international conventions on transport and transit and bilateral, subregional and regional agreements, and invites Member States that have not joined the existing conventions to consider the possibility of accession; 8. Calls upon the landlocked developing countries and transit countrie s, in a coordinated manner, to develop and upgrade international transport and transit corridors encompassing all modes of transportation, including roads, railroads, inland waterways, ports and pipelines, to address the special development needs and challenges of landlocked developing countries; 9. Encourages multilateral financial and development institutions and multilateral development banks, including regional banks, in collaboration with other stakeholders, including the private sector, to make investments in addressing gaps in renewable energy, information and communications technology, e -commerce, trade, transport and transit-related regional infrastructure; 10. Calls for the full and timely implementation of the Agreement on Trade Facilitation annexed to the Protocol amending the Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization, and in this regard urges members and relevant international and regional organizations to continue to provide and enhance technical and capacity-building assistance, particularly for the effective implementation of the provisions of articles on the release and clearance of goods, border agency cooperation, formalities connected with importation, exportation and transit, freedom of transit and customs cooperation; 11. Also calls for renewed and strengthened partnerships to support landlocked developing countries in diversifying their economic base and enhancing value addition to their exports in order to eradicate poverty and achieve sustai nable, inclusive and sustained economic growth; 12. Reiterates its invitation to development partners to provide targeted technical and financial support, as appropriate, towards the implementation of the specific actions listed in the Vienna Programme of Action; 13. Underlines that South-South and triangular cooperation are vital to the landlocked developing countries, especially in the areas of productive capacity building, infrastructure, energy, science and technology, trade, investment and transit transport cooperation, and in this regard highlights the importance of the secon d High-level United Nations Conference on South-South Cooperation in addressing the needs of countries in special situations; 14. Recognizes that landlocked developing countries and their transit country neighbours need to effectively mobilize adequate do mestic and external resources for the effective implementation of the Vienna Programme of Action, reaffirms that, for all countries, public policies and the mobilization and effective use of domestic resources, underlined by the principle of national owner ship, are central to the common pursuit of sustainable development, including the implementation of the Programme of Action, and also recognizes that international public finance plays an __________________ 10 4/6 Resolution 70/1. 19-22506