text: two parts. The first part was held at Geneva from 19 to 21 November 1984. Seventeen members of the Committee attended that session: Ismail-Sabri ABDALLA, Abdlatif Y. AL-HAMAD, G. D. ARSENIS, Kenneth BERRILL, Bernard CHIDZERO, Armin GUTOWSKI, Gerald K. HELLEINER, Shinichi ICHIMURA, V. N. KIRICHENKO, Robert S. McNAMARA, G. O. NWANKWO, Goran OHLIN, Jozef PAJESTKA, Shridath S. RAMPHAL, Luis A. ROJO, Rehman SOBHAN, and Janez STANOVNIK. 125. The Committee was assisted in its deliberations by the following invited experts: Albert BRESSAND, Reinaldo FIGUEREDO, Vijay JOSHI, Carlos MASSAD and Stanley PLEASE. 126. The Committee's deliberations were facilitated by the reports of its two Working Groups, one on interdependence and multilateralism and the other on domestic economic policies and surveillance. Both Working Groups met at Geneva, the former from 12 to 14 October 1984 and the latter on 16 and 17 November 1984. Committee members G. D. ARSENIS (Chairman), G. K. HELLEINER (Rapporteur), G. OHLIN and J. STANOVNIK attended the meeting of the first working group. Two invited experts, K. DADZIE and D. KEBSCHULL, also attended the meeting. The meeting of the second Working Group was attended by Committee members A. AL-HAMAD (Chairman), G. K. HELLEINER (Rapporteur), J. PAJESTKA, L. A. ROJO, R. SOBHAN, and J. STANOVNIK, and one invited expert, R. FIGUEREDO. 127. The Committee held its resumed twenty-first session at United Nations Headquarters from 20 to 23 April 1985. Seventeen members of the Committee attended the session: Ismail-Sabri ABDALLA, G. D. ARSENIS, Jean Pierre COT, Shinichi ICHIMURA, V. N. KIRICHENKO, Robert S. McNAMARA, Kenneth BERRILL, Joseph Elenga NGAMPORO, G. 0. NWANKWO, Jozef PAJESTKA, I. G. PATEL, Shridath S. RAMPHAL, Luis A. ROJO, Mohammad SADLI, Rehman SOBHAN, Janez STANOVNIC and Huan XIANG. Five members were unable to attend: Abdlatif Y. AL-HAMAD, Bernard CHIDZERO, Hernando DE SOTO, Celso FURTADO and Armin GUTOWSKI. 8/ 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the activities of a committee, likely related to economic development, as it discusses the attendance of members and experts, reports, and working groups. The topics of interdependence and multilateralism, domestic economic policies, and surveillance suggest a focus on economic issues.