text: Joint Committee can monitor the implementation of the Decade programme effectively; 5. Welcomes the work done and urges those who have not yet done so to establish subregional-level co-ordination committees on the Decade and subsectoral technical committees to co-ordinate, promote and monitor the implementation of multinational projects; 6. Strongly urges member States and intergovernmental organizations swiftly to endorse the subregional integrated industrial promotion program­ mes, including the allocation of the necessary resources and other follow- up actions recommended for the implementation of those programmes; 7. Welcomes the General Assembly's decision to increase from $US 1 million to an annual minimum of $US 5 million the allocation from the United Nations regular budget to UNIDO for the Decade; 8. Calls upon the General Assembly to consider the permanent alloca­ tion of $US 700,000 annually to enable ECA and the MULPOCs to conduct consultations and negotiations on ways of implementing multinational projects, including investment promotion; - 80 - 9. Requests the secretariats of OAU, ECA and UNIDO to continue providing their services to enable member States to implement the Decade programme effectively. 241st meeting, 29 April 1985. 533 (XX). African demographic training institutes The Conference of Ministers, Recalling its resolution 426 (XVI) of 19 April 1981 on the full regionalization of regional training institutes for population studies in Africa, by which it submitted the new statutes to the General Assembly through the Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolution 429 (XVII) of 30 April 1982 which recommended that the Tevised statutes be submitted for approval to the General Assembly at its thirty-seventh session, Recalling General Assembly decision 37/444 of 21 December 1982 which approved the amended statutes of the two institutes for population studies, Recalling further its resolution 489 (XIX) of 26 May 1984, which took 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the implementation of a program aimed at promoting industrial development in Africa, specifically through the establishment of subregional-level coordination committees and the allocation of resources. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on economic development and international cooperation.