text: Engl i sh Page 6 L7. With regard to activilies proposed for the united Nations, Australia suggested that all organs should enphasize their contribuElons to the promotion and naintenance of peace in their publiciEy proqranmes and that tbose organs should dedicate their ongoinq aclivities to the fnlernational Year of Peace' China proposed that the General Assenbly abould conrnenorate the Year j.n 1986. rt also suggeated that the General Assenbl-y should adopt an Appeal for Eeace' 18, the follorring @vernmentB inforned the secr etary-Genera I that their heads state would lssue messages or staternenls expressing support for the objectives lhe year: CypruB, Liberia' MaldiveE, 'I'if,go and the Holy see. 19. nro lrlember states, the ukrainian soviet socialist Repultlic and lhe union of soviet socia}lst Republics, will hold special parlianentary rneetings to mark the Year. Greece Plans to organize a eeries of wreath-laying cerenonies dedicated to the InternaEional Year of Peace aa eell as an international neeting on the island of chalki. 20. SOme Governments notified lbe Secretariat of actions they have taken that are addresseat Co other covernnenes or to lhe diploiratic corps. A liaison officer for the Year has been designated in each of the Australian missions abroad' The Holy see plans to conduct a special seninar for the dipLomatic corps on Ehe occasion of the International Year of Peace. 2L. Actiuities at the national level incfude conferences, synposia and seminars relacing to che objectives of Ehe Year. Afganistan, AusEralia. Bulgaria, china' Finrand' Gernany, Federal Republic of, Greece, Hungary, rndia, Poland' the ukrainian soviet socialist Republic, tbe union of soviet socialist Republics and the united Arab Enirates have inforned tbe secretariaE of national as r''ell as int.ernationaf gatherings on different thenes supporting the objectives of che Year. Congerences will. be h€ld on Such topics as peace and disarnanent, lbe role
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international efforts and initiatives related to promoting peace, with a focus on the United Nations and various countries' activities and plans for the International Year of Peace. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level international discussion. The text mentions various government and institutional activities, such as meetings, conferences, and seminars, which are likely related to promoting peace and international cooperation.