text: 6. Article from Pacific Daily News, 5 February 1990 7. Joint leadership declaration of public support for the Compact. of free Association 8. Rules and regulations for the seventh referendum on the Compact of Free Association, 6 February 1990 9. Written communication received by the visiting mission in Anqnnr St.al:e, Palau * The documents have been placed in the files of the Secret-_<~r·i.nt nrHl 11n~ available to members of the Trusteeship Council for consultaU.or'- -51-Annex X ITINERARY OF THE VISITING MISSION 29 January 1990 Honolulu 30 January 31 January Guam Koror, Palau 1 February Koror 2 February Eastern Babelthuap Ngchesar Melekeok 2 February Ngiwal Activities_ Arrived from New York Departed by air for Guam ( crosr>etl international date-line) Arrived from Honolulu Departed by air for Palau Arrived from Guam Paid a courtesy call on the Prc:;lrlcnt r>f Pnlau Met with the Referendum Commj s:.;.iouer and others Met with the Vice-Presiden1~ uf PnJan/Chai nnan of the Political Education Commiu-ee Met some members of the Senate, os well ~s the Speaker and some members of Lll<? Ho11se of Delegates, Olbiil Era Kelulq.J! (OEiq (NnUonal Congress of Palau) Met community leaders and the qenf'ril.l public in Koror The Mission formed two teams: Tei1m 11 and Team B Departed by boat for Eastern Babelthuap Met with community leaders and the qenernJ public Met with community leaders r\Ild Uw qener;d public Met with community leaders cln<l th<:" qenerDJ public Departed by boat for Koror -52-3 February Western Babelthuap Ngarchelong Ngaraard Ngardmau Ngeremlengui _b_cti vi ties Team B Departed by boat for Western BabeJthuap Met with community leaders and the general public Met with community leaders ancl the ·genend_ public Met with community leaders ancl the qeneral public Met with community leaders ancl the qeneral public Departed by boat for Koror The Mission formed two teams: Tectrn 11. awl Team B 
analysis: The text appears to be a record of a visiting mission to Palau, focusing on the Compact of Free Association and the referendum on it. The mission meets with various officials, community leaders, and the general public, indicating a political and governance-focused agenda. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, which suggests that these categories are not relevant. However, the text does mention meetings with the Referendum Commission and officials, which could be related to employment, education, or humanitarian aid.