text: covering the period 18 May 1984 to 20 May 1985. g/ 226. During the discussion, the representative of the Soviet Union said that the Administering Authority's annual report for 1983/84 E/ and the statements made by Micronesians showed clearly that there was a dearth of highly trained workers and specialists in the Trust Territory. Since States Members of the United Nations, including the Soviet Union , offered stipends and fellowships for training that could fill that gap, it was unfortunate that the report did not describe those offers or indicate how Micronesians could take advantage of them. The report did not.provide a complete picture of the prevailing educational and training situation, although at the Council's previous session, the Administering Authority had promised to submit a detailed list of United Nations and other programmes in which Micronesians participated. 227. The Soviet representative said that his country was helping to train many thousands of students from developing countries and had offered to do the same for Micronesians. Since none of those offers had been accepted, it was clear that information was not reaching the Micronesians. 228. The representative of the United States agreed with the representative of the Soviet Union that every attempt should be made to utilize all relevant offers that could benefit Micronesians. He pointed out that the annual report was prepared on the basis of a questionnaire which did not specifically request information on how, or how many, offers were conveyed. 229. The High Commissioner of the Trust Territory said that no Trust Territory citizen had been prevented or discouraged from accepting offers to study in the Soviet Union. All offers of training directed to Trust Territory headquarters were immediately disseminated to the Governments of the four entities for their choice and decision. At present, Micronesians were receiving health training on 
analysis: The text discusses the lack of highly trained workers and specialists in the Trust Territory, with the Soviet Union offering stipends and fellowships for training. The representatives of the Soviet Union and the United States agree that every attempt should be made to utilize all relevant offers that could benefit Micronesians. The High Commissioner of the Trust Territory explains that offers of training are disseminated to the Governments of the four entities for their choice and decision. The text highlights the importance of providing information to Micronesians about available training opportunities. Based on this analysis, it seems that the category would be **Education**.