text: international community should condemn them for their continued co-operation with South Africa and call upon them to end it. 10. The CHAIRMAN said that the general debate on agenda items 18, 103, 105, 12, 106 arxl 107 was concluded. AGENDA !'1»1 106: UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIOOAL AND TRAINH~ PROGRAMME FOR SOUTHEW AFRICA (continued) (A/C.4/39/L.5) Draft resolution 11. The CHAIRMAN drew attention to draft resolution A/C.4/39/L. 5 on agenda item 106, and announced that Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania and the United Kingdom had become sponsors. 12. Mrso SZOKOLOCZI DE ALCALA (Venezuela), Miss GORDeN (Trinidad and Tobago), Ms. SWENGBE (Liberia), Mr. MOONYANE (Lesotho), Mr. M'TESA (Zambia), Miss MILLAN (Colombia), and Mr. MAUNA (Indonesia) said that their delegations were also sponsoring the resolution. 13. Draft resolution A/C. 4/39/L. 5 was adg:>ted by consensus. / ... A/C. 4/39 /SR .18 Enqlish Paqe 6 14. The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee had concluded its consideration of agenda item 106. AGENM ITEM 107: OFFERS BY MEMBER STATES OF STUDY AND TRAIN!~ FACILITIES FOR INHABITANTS OF NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES (continued) (A/C.4/39/L.6) Draft resolution 15. The CHAIRMAN drew attention to draft resolution A/C.4/39/L.6 on agenda item 107, and announced that Czechoslovakia, Israel and Turkey had become sponsors. 16. Mr. KESAVAPANY (Singapore) and Miss MILLAN (Colombia) said.that their delegations were also sponsoring the draft resolution. 17. Draft resolution A/C.5/9/L.6 was adcpted by consensus. 18. The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee had concluded its consideration of agenda item 107. AGENM ITEM 105: ~PLE}.tENI'ATION OF THE DECLARATION CN 'lliE GRANI'I~ OF INDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES BY 'lliE SP~IALIZED 1\GE~IES AND 'lliE INI'ERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNITED NATIONS (continued) (A/39/23 (Part IV), chap. VII, para. 15J' A/C.4/39/L.8, L.lO) Draft resolution 19. The CHAIRMAN drew attention to the draft resolution proposed for adoption by 
analysis: The text appears to be a transcript of a United Nations committee meeting, discussing various resolutions related to international cooperation, education, and development. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the topics being discussed are of a global and political nature.