text: CONSIDERING that acts of unlawful seizure continue seriously to compromise the safety, regularity and efficiency of civil aviation; CONSIDERING that certain measures, such as the closure of airports by means of physical or other obstacles could, in certain circumstances, constitute an additional danger to passengers and crew; THE ASSEMBLY 1. RECALLS in this regard the relevant provisions of the Chicago, Tokyo and Hague Conventions as well as Resolution Al7-10 of the 17th Extraordinary Session of the Assembly; I ... A/40/445 English Page 32 2. RECOMMENDS that States take into account the above considerations in the development of their policies for dealing with acts of unlawful seizure; 3. DIRECTS the Council, mindful of Article 25 of the Chicago Convention, to review occurrences of unlawful seizure of aircraft, examining all aspects associated with requests for clearance to land, with a view to considering whether further guidance could be developed. REPORTS AND EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION Al7-16: Reports on incidents of unlawful interference WHEREAS in Clause 3 (i) of its resolution of 10 April 1969 the Council invited all Contracting States directly concerned to furnish it with a report on all non-political aspects of cases of unlawful interference and in the Appendix to the same resolution it is envisaged that reports received will be analysed with a view to developing appropriate preventive measures or procedures; THE ASSEMBLY REQUESTS the Council to give renewed attention to obtaining reports from States on the aeronautical aspects of incidents of unlawful interference and to have these reports fully analysed, so that appropriate conclusions may be drawn. Al7-14: International co-operation and exchange and dissemination of information related to unlawful interference THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTS the Council: 1. to invite international airport organizations, the Universal Postal Union (UPU), the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) and other appropriate international organizations to continue to 
analysis: The text appears to be related to aviation safety and security, discussing measures to prevent and respond to acts of unlawful seizure of aircraft. It also mentions international cooperation and the exchange of information between states and organizations. Given the specific focus on aviation and security, it seems unlikely that it would fall under categories related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.