text: 94 95 97-99 97 98 9932 32 3232 3232 33 33 33 33 IX.INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION ••••••••••••••• 100-110 34 arbitration .A.AALCC:regional arbitration centres ••••••••••••• B.CMEA:arbitration ofdisputes arising outof international agreements •••••••••••.•••••••••• C. ICC: interim andpartial awards; dissenting opinions . D. ICC: multiparty arbitration .••••••••••••••••••• E.ICG:arbitral referee.....................•.... F.ICC/CMEA: East-West jointventures and G.ICCA: H. ILA: I.PTA:publications andcongresses •••••••••••••• transnational rulesoflaw•••••••••••••••. regional arbitration centre•••••••••••••••100-101 102 103 104105 106 107-108 109 11034 34 34 34 35 35 3536 36 X.PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW.......................... 111-112 36 A. Hague Conference: lawapplicable tonegotiable instruments . B. Hague Conference: contract practices studies •••1111123636 XI.TRADEFACILITATION ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 113-116 37 A.Administrative procedures relating togoods anddccument s••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.GATT:pre-shipment inspection ••••••••••••••• 2.CCC:commercial invoices ofthecodenumber fortheclassification ofgoodsinthe harmonized commodity description and codingsystem . B.Automated tradedataprocedures ••••••••••••••••• 1.ICC:electronic tradedata•••••••••••••••••• 2.CCC:tradedataelements ••••••••••••••••••••113-114 113 114 115-116 115 11637 37 37 37 37 37XII.OTHERTOPICS OFINTERNATIONAL TRADELAW;CONGRESSES ANDPUBLICATIONS . A.UNCTAD: restrictive business practices ••.•••••• B.UNIDROIT: hotelkeepers contract •••••••..••••.. C.Council ofEurope: Convention onCertain International Aspects ofBankruptcy •••••.••••• D.Council ofEurope: insider trading ••••••••.•••• E. ILA: securities regulation ••••••..••••••••••••• F.UNIDROIT: Uniform LawReview••..•.•••.•••..••.•A/CN.9/336 English Page5 Paragraphs Page 117-123 37 117-118 37 119 37 120 38 121 39 122 39 123 39A/CN.9/336 English Page6 INTRODUCTION 1.TheGeneral Assembly, inresolution 34/142of17December 1979,requested theSecretary-General toplacebeforetheUnitedNations Commission on International TradeLaw,ateachofitssessions, areport onthelegal activities ofinternational organisations inthefieldofinternational trade law,together withrecommendations astothestepstobetakenbythe Commission tofulfilitsmandate ofco-ordinating theactivities ofother organisations inthefield. 2.Inresponse tothatresolution, detailed reports onthecurrent activities ofotherorganisations related totheharmonization andunification ofinternational tradelawhavebeenissuedatregular intervals, thelastone havingbeensubmitted atthetwenty-second session in1989(A/CN.9/324). 3.Thisreportisanother intheseriesmentioned andhasbeenprepared in ordertoupdate andsupplement thereportsubmitted atthetwenty-second session oftheCommission. Itisbasedoninformation available tothe Secretariat abouttheactivities ofinternational organisations covered upto 15February 1990. Documents referred tointhisreport andfurther information maybesoughtdirectly fromtheorganisations concerned. The Secretariat appreciates theassistance giventoitbyallthoseinternational organisations andothersthatsentinformation ontheircurrent activities related totheharmonization andunification ofinternational tradelaw. 4.Theactivities ofUNCITRAL related totheharmonization andunification ofinternational tradelawarereferred tobriefly inthisreportforthesake ofcompleteness. Thecurrent workofUNCITRAL issummarized eachyearinthe reports oftheCommission's annualsessions. Thereports andthebackground
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the activities of international organizations related to international trade law, covering topics such as arbitration, trade facilitation, and private international law. The report provides an overview of the work of various organizations, including the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), and the International Law Association (ILA). The report's focus on international trade law and the organizations involved in its development and implementation suggest that it falls under the category of international trade.