text: Chad (39/1951, Comoros (391193), DjiboutL (39/2OO), Equatorial Guinea (391181), Gambid, (39/2031, Ghana (38/2031, Gulnea (39/2021, Guinea-Bissau (39/1861 'Haiti (39l195), Lesotho (3911983), tiberia (39/L82), Madagascar (39/l9Ll, tttozambique (39/L99), Sao Tone and Principe 139/L871, Sierra teone (39/L921 , swaziland (39/Ig4l, Uganda (39lf88), vanuatu 139/L981, Kiribati and Tuvalu (Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/591. 2. Pursuant to the above, reports dealing with Tuvalu and Kiribati (E/tg85/67 and A/1985/68) $ere submitted to the seeond regular sesgion of the Economic and Social Council in 1985. The Council, in decision 1985/184, transmigted those reports to the General Assembly at its fortieth session. In addition, the Assenbly will have before it individual country reports on Equatorial Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, tlaiti and tiberia as well as a sunmary report covering Benin, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Djibouti, Ganbia, Ghana, Guinea, tesotho, lladagascar, f{ozamtrique, Sao Tome and Principe, Sierra teone, Swaziland and Vanuatu. 3. The General Assernbly, in the above-nentioned resolutions, also called upon the specialized agencies and other organizations within the United Nations system, reqional and interregional organizations and international financial i.nstitutions to provide assistance to the countries concerned. Furthermore, in nost of the resolutions it reouested the specialized agencles and other organizations of the United Nations system to report periodically on the steps they had taken and the resources they had made available to assist those countries. In some resolutions, the Assenbly also invited certain United Natione borties and the specialized agencies to brinq the special needs of the affected country to the attention of their governing bodies and to report the decisions of those bodies to the Secreta ry-Genera l. 4. The texts of the resolutions were comnunicated to the organizations concerned and their attention drawn to the specific reouests addressed to them by Ehe General Assembly. The present report contains infornation based on Che replies received
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and development assistance to several African countries, with a focus on economic development, humanitarian aid, and international relations. The reports and resolutions mentioned seem to be related to the United Nations' efforts to provide aid and support to these countries, which suggests that the category should be related to economic development, humanitarian aid, and international relations.