text: and Cult.ure, Labour and Wel-fare, and lleal-th, and representatives of the Centre of I6cal covernnenb and youth and volunEary organizaeions. The Conmittee has organized rnany special events for the celebrat.ion of the Year, including an lnEernational youth camp during Che sumner nonths, compefitions, sporls, artistic and nusical events and planting of the comnuni ty-involved "Youth Forest". Threeinternational conferences on youth topics have been scheduled in Israel in 1985 dealing with uneducated and unorganized youth, care for the physically handicapped and education in life values. One of the major events organized during lhe year by lhe Israeli Connittee is an International Youth Camp. T.rJo thousand young people were expected to attend lhe carnp in Israelrs Lavi ForesE, t0 kn fron the Sea of Galilee, trom 1I to 15 August 1985. ftaly: the Italian National Co-ordinating Cornni tEee is composed of 51 governmental and non-gove rnnpnCal organizaeions. It is chaired by the Vice-Minister of ForeignAffairs. The Conmi ttee is iurplementing an intensive proqranne based on the theme of the Year: partiqipation. developnent, peace, and on the differene problems faced by Italian youth. Specific activities include: the creation of infornation cenEres for youfhi issuing a comnenorative stanp for the Yeari tbe scheduLing ot seni.nars on cultural exchanges at the regional and national level-s t the creation of several voluntary campsi seninars on peace, environmental problems and developnenti meetings on youth and drug abusei and r0any lyy-relaled contesls. Luxenbourg: the Commission responsible for the preparation of the InEernational Youth Year is composed of representatives of ministries, public servicesr the General Conference of lruxenbourg Youth and various youEh organizaeions. Theprincipal Chemes for the preparation of the Year in Luxembou rg are: school and enploynenEt leisurei culture and the youth moverEnt, family and quality of lifetthe third worldt and peace. Tours and festlvals are being organized on these
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the preparation and organization of events and activities for the International Youth Year, with a emphasis on youth development, participation, peace, and cultural exchange. The events mentioned include conferences, camps, competitions, and seminars, which suggest a focus on education, culture, and humanitarian aid.