text: 1990 of the Economic and Social Council, with a view to completing the remaining articles and considering the results of the technical revision of the draft Convention. The Assembly invited the Secretary-General to transmit to Governments the two most recent reports of the Working Group so as to enable the members of the Working Group to finish the drafting. in second reading, of the draft Convention during the meeting to be held in the spring of 1990, as well as to transmit the results obtained at that meeting to the General Assembly so that it might take a decision during its forty-fifth session. The Assembly also invited the Secretary-General to transmit those documents to the competent organs of the United Nations and to the international organizations concerned, for their information, so as to enable them to continue their co-operation with the Working Group. The Assembly requested the Secretary-General to do everything possible to ensure adequate secretariat services for the Working Group during the meeting to be held iRun8diet8ly after the first regular session of 1990 of the Economic and Social Council, for the timely fulfilment of its mandate. 4. In pursuance of General Assembly resolution 441155, the Working Group met at United Nations Headquarters from 29 May to 8 June 1990. 5. The Working Group held 16 meetings with the participation of the delegations from all regions. Obeervers from the International Labour Office and the International Organisation for Migration attended the session. 6. The Working Group had before it the following documents: (a) Report6 of the Working Group on it6 sessions in 1989 (A/C.3/44/1 and A/C.3/44/4): / . . * A/C. 3/45/l English Page 3 . (b) Text of the pending articles and parts of articles of the draft Convention (A/C.3/45/WG.l/CRP.l); 
analysis: This text appears to be related to international cooperation and the development of a treaty or convention. It mentions the Economic and Social Council, the General Assembly, and various international organizations, suggesting that the topic is related to global governance and international relations. The text also mentions the Working Group, which is likely a group of experts or representatives from different countries or organizations, working together to draft a treaty or convention.