text: United Nations system urqently to extend all necessary assistance to BotSWana; “10. Reouests the Secretary-General to monitor developments related to this ouestion and to report to the Security Council as the situation demands; “11. Decides to remain seized of the matter.* 8. Appointment ot the mission by the Secretary-General 7. Pursuant to the provisions nt the resolution, and tollowinq consultat ions with the Government ot Botswana, the Secretary-General arranqed tor a mission to ViRlt Botswana trom 27 July to 2 Auqust 1985. The mission consisted ot Mr. Abdulrahim A. Fatah, Under-Secretary-General tor Specclal Polltlcal Questions (Head ot mission), Mr. James E. Baker, Director, Special Economic Assistance Proqrammes, and Mr. Cheteke Dessaleqn, Chret, East and Southern Atrlca SeCtlOn, Otfice ot the United Natlona Hiqh Commissioner tot Retuqees (UNHCR) (Geneva). The mission was assisted by Mr. Hans C. von Sponeck, Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Pcoqramme (UNDP) and United Nations Resident Co-ordinator in Botswana, Mr. Sylvester Awuye, UNHCR Representative in Botswana, and MS. Barbara Blenman, Political Attairs Otticer, Department of Political and Security Council Atfalrs. C. Programme of the Secretary-General’s miseion to Botswana, 27 July to 2 August 1985 8. Durinq its visit to Botswana, the mission met with His Excellency Mr. Q. K. J. Masire, President of tl.e Republic of Botswana, and with the Hon. Peter MmUSi, Vice President and Minister of Finance and Development Planninq. Meetinqs were also held With the Minister for External Attairs, the Minister for Presidential Affairs and Public Administration, the Hon. P. H. K. Kedi Kilwe, the / . . . s/17457 Enql ish Paqe 7 MiniRtsr of Commerce and TnduRtry, the Hon. M. P. K. Nwako, and other relevant senior officials of the Government. Extensive consultations were held with the ad hoc qovernment committee established after the 14 June 1985 attack to deal with 
analysis: The text appears to be related to a diplomatic mission to Botswana, discussing government officials, international organizations, and humanitarian assistance. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a high-level meeting or visit. The context seems to be focused on the aftermath of an attack and the provision of assistance, which points towards humanitarian aid and relief.