text: "(~)Tcpromote theestablishment ofanewlmorejustandmoreeffective world inform~tion andcommunication orderintended tostrengthen peaceand international under~tanding andbasedonthefreecirculation andwiderand betterbalanced dissemination ofinformation andtomakerecommendations thereon totheGeneral Assembly;" andrequested theCommittee onInformation andtheSecretary-General toreportto theAssembly atitsthirty-fifth session. 2.Atitsthirty-fifth session, theGeneral Assembly expressed itssatisfaction withtheworkoftheCommittee onInformation, approved thereportoftheCommittee andt~erecommendations ofitsAdHocWorking Group,1/reaffirmed themandate giventotheCommittee inAssembly resolution 34/182,-decided toincrease the membership oftheCommittee from66to67andrequested theCommittee toreportto theàssembly atitsthirty-sixth session (resolution 35/201of16December 1980). TheCommittee onInformation agreed,atitsorganizational session in1980,that theprinciple ofgeographical rotation wouldheapplied taaIltheofficers ofthe Commlttee andthattheysbouldbeelected fortwoyearterms. 3.'Atitsthirty-sixth session, theGeneral Assembly expressed itssatisfaction withtheworkoftheCommittee onInformation, approved thereportoftheCommittee anditsrecommendations, 11reaffirmed themandate giventotheCommittee in resolution 34/182andrequested theCommittee toreporttotheAssembly atits thirty-seventh session (resolution 36/149Bof16December 1981). 4.Atitsthirty-seventh session, theGeneral Assembly expressed itssatisfaction withtheworkoftheCommittee onInformation, approved thereportoftheCommittee anda11itsrecommendations 11andurgedtheirfullimplementatioh, reaffirmed the mandate giventotheCommittee inresolution 34/182andrequested theCommittee to reporttotheAssembly atitsthirty-eighth session (resolution 37/94Bof 10December 1982). 5.Atitsthirty-eighth session~ theGeneral Assembly expressed itssatisfaction withtheworkoftheCommittee onInformation, approved thereportoftheCommittee andaIltherecommendations contained inparagraph 94A,11affirmed therequest -1-" ~.' • < • " ~-,. ," ... • • : 7.TheCommittee iscomposed ofthefollowing MemberStates:andappeals reproduced therein andurgedtheirfullimplementation, reaffirmed the mandate giventotheCommittee inresolution 34/182, andrequested theCommittee to reporttotheAssembly atitsthirty-ninth session (resolution 38/82Bof 15December 1983). 6.Atitsthirty-ninth session, theGeneral Assembly expressed itssatisfaction withtheworkoftheCommittee onInformation, approved thereportoftheCommittee andaIltherecommendations contained inparagraph 86ofthereport5/andannexed totheresolution, affirmed therequests andappeals ther.ein andurgedtheirfull implementation~ reaffirmed themandate giventotheCommittee inresolution 34/182, decided toincrease themembership oftheCommittee from67to69andappointed ChinaandMexicoasnewmembers, andrequested theCommittee toreporttothe Assemblyat itsfortieth session (resolution 39/98Aof14December 1984). Singapore Somalia Spain SriLanka Sudan Syrian ArabRepublic Togo Trinidad andTobago Tunisia Turkey Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Repub1ic UnionofSovietSocialist Repub1ics United Kingdom of GreatBritain and Northern Ireland UnitedRepublic of Tanzania UnitedStatesofAmerica Venezuela VietNam Yemen Yugoslavia ZaireGhana Greece Guatema~.a Guinea Guyana India Indonesia Italy IvoryCoast Japan Jordan Kenya Lebanon Mexico Mongolia Morocco Netherlands Niger Nigeria Pakistan Peru Philippines Poland Portugal RomaniaAlgeria Argentina Bangladesh Belgium Benin Bradl Bulgaria Burundi ChUe China Colombia Congo Costa Ric~ Cuba Cyprus Denmark Ecuador Egypt ElSalvador Ethiopia Finland France GermanDemocratie Republic .Germany, Federal Republic ofre
analysis: This text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the work of the Committee on Information and its recommendations on promoting a more just and effective world information and communication order. The text mentions the circulation of information, dissemination of information, and the need for international understanding. Given the focus on information and communication, it is likely that the category is related to Transport and Communication or Science and Technology.