text: 14septellbEil' 1990,intheweekbeforetheopening oftheforty-fi fthsession ofthe General Assembly. MayItakeitthattheAssedtly agreestoresumethesession onthosedatee? Itwassodecided" AQ!:NDA rl'EM8(continued) ADOPTION OP'THBAGBR>A All)ORG1lNIZATION OFWORK: LBT'Dm!'R<II THEBAHAMAS, COLOMBIA MDHAITI(A/U/965 andCorr.landAdd.!) ThePRBSIDBNT: Doou1l8nt A/44/965 contains arequest addressed tomeby therepresentatives oftheBahamas, ColOlllbia andBaititoreopenagendaitem114, entitled -Bnhancing theeffectiveness oftheprinciple ofperiodic andgenuine elections-, inordertoconsider -technical assistance fortheHaitianelectoral proeess inthecontextofhuJUnrights-. ItwUlaccordingly benecessary toseektheapproval oftheAssembly to reopenagendaitem114. MayItakeitthattheGeneral Asselllbly hasnoobjection toreopening agenda ltea114andtoconsidering itdirectly inplenary? Itwas80de~ided. ThePRESIDERT, rallCllling consultations withtherepresentatives ofthe Babs.u, ColOllbia andBaiti,Ishouldliketopcopose thattheitembe>takenupat alaterdate,tobelI\nounced intheJournal. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJB/6 TENTATI'IIE PROGRAMME OFWO~K1\/44/PV.95 13 ThePRESIDENT: Beforeadjourning themeeting, Ishouldliketoinform members ofthetentative programme ofworl(oftheAssenbly atitsforty-fourth session withregardtoagenda itam36,entitled "Question ofNamibia". Ithadbeenhopedthatitwouldbepossible tocomplete thenecessary stepsto consider thatitemon23July.IthasnOliibeensuggested th"lttheitembetakenup at10er11September, immediatel? beforeconsideration ofagendaitem28, "Policies ofaputhei!! oftheGovernment ofSouthAfrlea".Thatwouldalsobe advantageous tothemem::>ers oftheA.dvisory Committee forAdministrative and Budgetary Questions, whoareabsent from Headquart~rs atthistimeoftheyear. \flentheCommitteP- isnotinsession, material h.:t;;tobecircl.1:lated bymailandthe programme budgetimplications considered through correspondence. Forth~information ofdelegations, thereport an~thedraftresolutions submitteti bythelJnit".dNations Council forNamibirl ~(econtained in<bcument A/44/24 andAdd.l. Themeeting roseatlO.~5a.m. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: The text appears to be a transcript of a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various agenda items related to international relations, politics, and governance. The topics mentioned, such as elections, Namibia, and the Advisory Committee for Administrative and Budgetary Questions, suggest a focus on international cooperation, diplomacy, and institutional matters. While there is no explicit mention of economic or environmental issues, the context implies that these topics may be indirectly related to the overall theme of international governance.