text: in particular the use of instruments and equipment. The inspection equipment which was successfully employed in our trial challenge inspection, and on which details are contained in the report I have submitted today, will be demonstrated. In addition, the workshop will provide an opportunity to get acquainted with procedures for the safe and environmentally sound destruction of chemical weapons employed at the Federal Armed Forces' destruction plant in Munster for eliminating old stocks of chemical weapons that were found after the first and second world wars. On behalf of my Government, I have pleasure in inviting all heads of delegation of CD members as well as interested observer States to attend this workshop. In addition to the heads of delegation one further member from each delegation is invited to attend. The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany will provide transport by special aircraft. It will also provide hotel accommodation and meals. It is planned that the aeroplane provided by the Federal Government will depart from Geneva on the morning of 14 June. The arrival of the return flight in Geneva is scheduled for approximately 5.30 p.m. on 15 June 1990. A written invitation with further details on the programme of the workshop will be provided as soon as possible. To be able to make the necessary arrangements for the workshop we would appreciate it if each delegation could inform us by 23 April 1990 whether it will participate in the workshop and, if so, who will be attending. The PRESIDENT: I thank the representative of the Federal Republic of Germany for his statement and for the generous announcement regarding the workshop in Munster, and also for the kind words he addressed to the Chair. That concludes my list of speakers today. Does any other member wish to take 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a workshop on the destruction of chemical weapons, and the logistics of attending the workshop. It does not seem to be related to economic development, agriculture, forestry, fishing, or humanitarian aid and relief. The focus on science and technology, specifically the demonstration of inspection equipment, suggests that this category may be relevant. Additionally, the workshop's focus on the safe and environmentally sound destruction of chemical weapons implies that the category of "Environment" may also be fitting.