text: Guatemala · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Number of valid ballots: Having obtained the required majority, Argentina, Number of members voting: Colombia and Ecuador were elected to the Governing Required majority: Council %, the United Nations Development Pro- Number of votes obtained: gdrammife or a three-year t1erm beginifninhg oGn the fi.rst Ms. Gough ................................. . ay o the organizationa session o t e overmng D v 1' Q d b r. e asquez ueve o .................. . Council, in Fe ruary 1987. * Dr. Barkov ................................. . INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS CONTROL BOARD (E/I986/5, E/I986/51 AND E/1986/52) 1I. The PRESIDENT invited the Council to elect seven members of the International Narcotics Con­ trol Board for a term of five years beginning on 2 March 1987. There would be separate ballots for the election of the two members from the candidates nominated by the World Health Organization and for the election of the five members from among the candidates nominated by Governments, respectively. 12. He invited the Council to proceed to the election of two members from the candidates nomi­ nated by the Director-General of the World Health Organization, as indicated in document E/1986/51. At the invitation of the President, Mr. de Proost (Belgium) and Mr. Mintsa Zue Ondo (Gabon) acted as tellers. A vote was taken by secret ballot. Number of ballot papers: Number of valid ballots: Number of members voting: Mr. Elmi ................................... . Mr. Reuter ................................. . Mr. Stewart ................................ . Dr. Chkili .................................. . Mr. Suarez de Puga y Villegas ........... . Mr. Cutting ................................ . Mr. Donald M. Smith .................... . Dr. Beaubrun .............................. . Dr. Rexed .................................. . Ms. Villalobos de Barquero .............. . Mr. Ouattara .............................. . U Tin Pe ................................... . Mr. Wieniawski ........................... . Mr. Osman ................................. . Dr. Al-Boustany ........................... . Mr. Boles ................................... . Mr. Supnet. ................................ . 
analysis: The text appears to be related to a United Nations council meeting, where members are being elected to the International Narcotics Control Board. The context suggests that the meeting is focused on drug control and international cooperation. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. Health is a possible category, as the International Narcotics Control Board is focused on drug control, but education and science and technology do not seem to be directly relevant.