text: UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ST /SG/SE /266/Add.7 31 May 1990 \NENT 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 BOLIVIA Appointment: Sra. Gabricla GARCIA Attaché BRAZIL Departure: Mr. Fernando P. de Mello BARRETO Filho First Secretary CANADA Depariures: Ms. Manon VERREAULT Attaché Mr. Charlies MILNER Attaché Ms. Brigitte CANTIN Attaché EQUATORIAL GUINEA Appoiniment: Sr. Jestis-Otunga NSUE BINDANG Second Secretary GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Appointment: Ms. Annette KLEIN Second Secretary GRENADA Appointment: Mr. George B. BRATHWAITE Counsellor Departure: Miss Norma BLAIZE Counsellor JAPAN Appoiniment: Mr. Ryo TAGAKI Counsellor Mrs. Tagaki LIBERIA Appointment: Mr. Ko-nah K. BLACKETT Minister Counsellor MEXICO Departure: Ms. Maréa AGUILERA Attaché MOROCCO Appoiniment: Mr. Abderrahman BOUROUIS EL-IDRISSI Attaché NORWAY Appoiniment: Mr. Lars Roar FURE Second Secretary USSR Appoiniment: HLE. Mr. Yuliy M. VORONTSOV Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Ambassador Extraordinary aad Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mrs. Vorontsova (The Permanent Representative presented his creden- tials to the Secretary-General on 22 May 1990.) ST/SG/SER.A/266/Add.7 Departure: H.E. Mr. Aleksandr M. BELONOGOV Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative to the United Nations UNITED KINGDOM Appointment: Mr. Philip M. TISSOT Second Secretary Mrs. Julie Tissot YEMEN Appointments: ELE. Mr. Abdalla Saleh AL-ASHTAL Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative to the United Nations (Effective date for above-mentioned appointment: 21 May 1990.) H.E. Mr. Abdulmalek Ismail MOHAMED Ambassador Adviser Mr. Khalid M. Saleh ALKHALIDI Attaché Departure: Mr. Mohamed Yahia MANSOUR Minister Plenipotentiary Change in the name of a country YEMEN By the act of unification on 22 May 1990 of the Yemen Arab Republic and the People9s Democratic Republic of Yemen, a single sovereign state under the name of The Republic of Yemen 
analysis: The text appears to be a list of personnel changes and appointments within diplomatic missions to the United Nations. It does not seem to be related to specific policies, projects, or initiatives in any particular field. Instead, it is more focused on administrative updates and personnel movements.