text: Italy,*** Japan,*** Kuwait,* Liberia,** Libyan Arab Jamahiriya,*** Malawi,* Mauritius,* Netherlands,** New Zealand,* Norway,*** Peru,*** Poland.** Republic of Korea,* Spain,* Sudan.** Switzerland,** Syrian Arab Republic.*** Thailand,** Turkey,** Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,**e United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,*** United States of America,*** Yugoslavia*** and Zimbabwe.**e * Term of office expires on tbe day preceding the organisational session of the Governing Council for 1990. ** Term of office expires on tlae day preceding the organisational session of the Governing Council for 1991. *a* Term of office expires on the day preceding the organisational Session of the Governing Council for 1992. The Administrator of UNDP is appointed by the Secretary-General after consultation with the Governing Council and his appointment is confirmed by the General Assembly. At its resumed fortieth session, the Assembly confirmed the appointient of Mr. William If. Draper III as Administrator, with effect from 1 Way 1966, for a term of office ending on 31 December 1989 (decisive 401325). At its twenty-fifth session, the General Assembly adopted provislone on the capacity of the United Nations development system that incorporated a set of principles on the United Rations Development Co-operation Cycle that provided for tbe introduction of a new system of country progremming and appropriate a&ninistrative structure6 (resolution 2666 (Xxv)). At its thirty-eighth session, the General Assembly welcomed the adoption by consensus of Governing Council decision 63/S) urged Governments, especially those whoee overall performance was not cosnnensurate with their capacities, to renew their efforts to provide UNDP with the necessary resources; and empressed its appreciation to the Administrator of UtJDP for his efforts to obtain the necessary level of resources, taking into account the need to restrain administrative o8penditures (resolution 36/172)r and invited the Administrator, the President of the UOrld Bank and the heads of regional developraent banks to exsmine further 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and its governance structure, including the appointment of an Administrator and the terms of office for various countries. It also mentions the UNDP's role in providing resources and support for development projects, as well as the importance of efficient administrative structures. Based on this, it seems likely that the text is related to economic development and international cooperation.