text: UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ST/SG/SER.A/266/Add.8 6 May 1990 PERMANENT MISSIONS TO THE UNITED NATIONS The information shown below has been received by the Protocol and Liaison Service from Permanent Missions. Inquiries should be addressed to that Service, Room 201, telephone 963-7174. Changes in Permanent Missions ALBANIA Appointment: M. Fatmir S. BACI Attaché Madame Baci CHINA Departures: Mr. WANG Baoliu Minister Mr. ZHENG Jianfeng Second Secretary CONGO Appointmen M. Corneille Edouard MOKA Counsellor GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Departure: Dr. Rudolph J. SCHMIDT Minister Counsellor IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Appointment: HLE. Mr. Ali SADEGHI-TEHRANI Ambassador IRAQ Appointment: Mr. Nadim M. NAIL Second Secretary NORWAY Departure: Mr. Erik TELLMANN Minister Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations SUDAN Departure: H.E. Mr. Amin M. ABDOUN Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni otentiary Permanent Representative to the United Nations USSR Departure: Mr. Mikhail V. SERGIYEVSKIY Attaché UNITED KINGDOM Appointment: Miss Shelagh R. HYNER Third Secretary Departure: Mrs. Jill B, HELKE Second Secretary SECURITY COUNCIL The President of the Security Council for the month of June 1990 is H.E. M. Pierre-Louis BLANC (France), OTHER MOVEMENTS The Following Permanent Representatives have tempo- rarily left New York: CAMBODIA H.E. M. THIOUNN Prasith. During his absence, H.E. M. IENG Kounsaky, Ambassador, is acting as Chargé d@Affaires a.i. ST/SG/SER.A/266/Add.8 CANADA H.E. Mr. L. Yves FORTIER, O.C., Q.C. During his absence, H.E. Mr. Philippe KIRSCH, Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative, is acting as Chargé ad Affaires ai. LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA HLE, Dr, Ali A. TREIKI. During his absence, H.E. Mr. Ali Sunni MUNTASSER, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Deputy Permanent Representative, is acting as Chargé d9Affaires a.i. OMAN H.E. Mr. Salim Bin Mohammed AL-KHUSSAIBY. During his absence, Mr. Izzat Bin Sabeel AL-ZADGAL- Y, First Secretary, is acting as Chargé d9Affaires a.i. SUDAN Pending the appointment of a new Permanent Repre- 
analysis: The text appears to be a list of changes in the permanent missions to the United Nations, including appointments, departures, and acting charges d'affaires. The information seems to be related to diplomatic activities and international relations, rather than specific issues related to economic development, natural resources, or other areas.