text: (b) Rules 150 and 151 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly: (cl Rules 40 and 63 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Security Council. In accordance with General Assembly resolution 264 (III), Liechtenstein, San Harino, Switserland and Nauru, which are Parties to the Statute of the International Court of Justice but not Members of the United Nations, will participate, in the Assembly, in electing members of the Court in the same manner as the Members of the United Nations. Those candidates who obtain an absolute majority of votes both in the General Assembly and in the Security Council will be considered as elected. 2-21 References for the forty-second session (agenda item 15 (c)J: (a) Memorandum by the Secretary-General: A/42/566-S/19155: (h) Notes by the Secretary-General: A/42/569/Rev.l-S1191561Rev.l. A/42/590-5/19157 and A/42/591-S/19158: (c) Decision 421306: (d) Plenary meetings: A/42/PV.h4 and 66. I.. . A/45/100 English Page 50 16. w to fill in su&i&ary OraaDB and ~L&!!iLiQrls: (a) Election of vbers of the l&rld Food Coun.& In acccrdance with General Assembly resolution 3340 (XXIX), paragraph 8 (see also item 82 (d)), the World Food Council consists of 36 member6 elected by the Assembly, on the nomination of the Economic and Social Council, for a term of three years. taking into consideration balanced geographical representation. At its forty-fourth session, a/ the General Assembly elected 12 member6 of the Counci: (decision 44/310). At preeent, the Council is thus composed of the following States: U9/ Argentina,*e* Australia,** Bulgaria,* Burundi,*** Canada,* Cape Verde,** China,* Gate d’Ivoire,* Cyprus, ** Denmark,*** Ecuador,** Egypt,*** France,*** German Democratic Republic,** Germany, Federal Republic of,** Guatemala,** Hungary,*** Indonesia,* Iran (Islamic Republic of),*** Italy,*** Japan,*** Madagascar,* Mexico,* Niger,** Paraguay, ** Peru,*** Rwanda,*** Syrian Arab Republic, ** Thailand,* Turkey, * Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,** United State6 of America,* Uruguay, * Yemen,*** Zambia* and Zimbabwe.** * Term of office expire6 on 31 December 1990. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the process of electing members to the World Food Council, a United Nations entity focused on food and agriculture issues. The text also mentions the International Court of Justice, which is a judicial body that resolves disputes between countries. The context suggests that the text is related to international cooperation, governance, and development, which are all linked to the categories of economic development, agriculture, and international relations.