text: of mutual knowledge and understanding of peoples through the diversity of sources of information, respecting the interests, aspirations and eocio-cultural values of all peopleet that the United Nations system, particularly UNESCOI in addition to bilateral co-operation, should aim at providing all possible support and assistance to the developing countries and their media, public and private or other, with due regard to their interests and needs in the field of information and to action already adopted within the United Watione system: that full support should be provided for the International Programme for the Developr..ent of Communication of UNESCO, which should support both public and private media (resolution 44150. sect. I). The Assembly requested the Secretary-General to implement the recommendations relating to the activities of the Department of Public Information in accordance with the budgetary procedures as approved by the Assembly in its resolutions 411213 of 19 December 1986, 421211 of 21 December 1987 and 431213 of 21 December 1998, and taking into account the priorities set by the Assembly; supported the $ecretary-General in his continuing efforts to restructure and revitalise the Department of Public Information, based on the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 411213; requested the Secretary-General to report to the Committee on Information at its twelfth session, in 1990, on tbe activities of the Department of Public Information and on the implementation of the reconnnendations in tbe reeolutiont also requested him to report to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session on the implementation of the reeolutionr and requested the Connnittee on Information to report to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session (resolution 44150, sect. II). At the same session, the General Assembly decided to increase the membership of the Colmnittee on Information from 73 to 74 (decision 441418). At present, the Committee is composed of the following Member States: Algeria, Argentina, Bangladesh, Belgium, Benin, Braoil, Bulgaria, Burundi, Chile, China, Colombia, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of the United Nations system, particularly UNESCO, in promoting information and communication globally. It emphasizes the importance of supporting developing countries and their media in this endeavor. The text also mentions the International Programme for the Development of Communication, which suggests a focus on communication and information exchange.