text: Assembly resoluti.on 39/49 c of lI Decenber 1984' Expressing its satisfaction with the report and the work of the connittee on tnfort0ation as reflected and presented to the General Assembly at its for t ieth session ' p/ Taking note with sat isfaction questions relating to informat ion ' Taking note rrith satisfaction of the report of the Director-General of the united Nations Baucat-I6iElElent if ic and cultural organization ' t5'l 1. Approves the report of the Comnittee on Information and the recorulendations contained in paragraph 139 of that report and annexed to Ehe present resolution, as adoPted, and affirms the requests and appeals reproduced the(ein, as weli as the provisions of General Assenbly resolution 39198 A' and urges their full implenentat ion t 2. Reaffirrns the mandate given to the ceneral Assembly in its resolution 34/L82r ]Ll seet of the I nt ernat ional Namibi enceof the report of the sec retary-Gene ral on L4/ Committee on Infornatlon bY the t of the Str 1983 (VCONP.3. Reduescs the Committee on Information' keeping in rnind its nandate' the essent-iEl-TEEks of which are to continue to examine the policies and activities of the Department of Public Infornation of the secretariat' to part three. P/ see A/ 4o/375-s/L7262. 13,2 Official No. 21 (A/40l2r), !!/ ^/4D/6r7. Ls/ ^/40/667.A/40/L024 EngIish Page 9 continue to prornote the establishnent of a new, more just and effective world inforrnat ion and connunicalion order and to continue tc seek the co-operation and active particlpation of all organizations of the United Nations system, Particularly the Uniled Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organization and the Internat.ional Teleconmunicat ion Union, nhile taking all Poesible steps to avoj.d any overlapping of activities on this subjectt
analysis: The text appears to be related to the functioning and activities of the United Nations, specifically the Committee on Information, and its goals of promoting a new, more just and effective world information and communication order. The text mentions the Department of Public Information, the International Telecommunication Union, and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, which suggests a focus on communication and information.