text: PERMANENT MJ~~LQlf~ TO THE UNITED NATIONS No. 265 SEPTEMBER 1989 UNITED NATIONS PERMANENT MISSIONS TO THE UNITED NATIONS No. 26-5 SEPTEMBER 1989 UNITED NATIONS New York, 1989 NOTE THIS PUBLICATION IS PREPARED BY THE PROTOCOL AND LIAISON SERVICE FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. THE LISTINGS RELATING TO THE PERMANENT MISSIONS ARE BASED ON INFORMATION COMMUNICATED TO THE PROTOCOL AND LIAISON SERVICE BY THE PERMANENT MISSIONS AND THEIR PUBLICATION IS INTENDED FOR THE USE OF DELEGATIONS AND THE SECRETARIAT. THEY DO NOT INCLUDE ALL DIPLOMATIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF EXERCISING OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS IN-CONNECTION WITH THE UNITED NATIONS. Further inforwation concerning nawes of wewbers of oerwanent wissions entitled to diplowatic privileaes and iwwunities and other wission wewbers registered with the United Nations can be obtained frow: PROTOCOL AND LIAISON SERVICE Roow 201 -Tel. (212) 963-7174 United Nations New York All changes and additions to this publication should be cowwunicated to the above Service and are recorded in a weekly addenduw. CONTENTS PART ONE I. Merober States roaintaininq perroanent roissions at Headauarters Afghanistan •••••••• Albania •••••••••••• Alqeria •••••••••••• Angola ••••••••••••• Antiqua and Barbuda Argentina •••••••••• Australia •••••••••• Austria •••••••••••• Baharoas •••••••••••• Bahrain •••••••••••• Banqladesh ••••••••• Barbados ••••••••••• Belgiuro •••••••••••• Belize ••••••••••••• Benin •••••••••••••• Bhutan ••••••••••••• Bolivia •••••••••••• Botswana ••••••••••• Brazil ••••••••••••• Brunei Darussalaw ••• Bulqaria ••••••••••• Burkina Faso •••••••• Burundi •••••••••••• Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic Ca111eroon ••••••••••• Canada ••••••••••••• Cape Verde ••••••••• Central African Republic ••••••••• Chad ••••••••••••••• Chi le •••••••••••••• China •••••••••••••• Colo111bia ••••••••••• C01T1oros ••••••••••••• Congo •••••••••••••• Costa Rica ••••••••• Cote d'Ivoire •••••• Cuba ••••••••••••••• Cyprus ••••••••••••• Czechoslovakia ••••• 8 Deroocratic Ra111puchea 74 9 oeroocratic Yeroen. •• 76 10 Denroark • • • • • • .. • • • • 77 12 Diibouti ••••••••••• 78 14 Do111inica •• , • • • • • • • • 79 
analysis: The text appears to be a list of permanent missions to the United Nations, providing information on the countries that maintain permanent missions at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The list includes the names of the countries, but does not provide detailed information on their economic, environmental, agricultural, or other activities. The text does not seem to be focused on a specific sector or theme, but rather provides a general overview of the countries that have a permanent presence at the United Nations.