text: 51. The session nas held at and adopted the programme ofreport on the evaluation ofConakrv ln Fehruarythe second phase ofthe inDlenentat ion of1984. The Conference considered the Decade and a prellrninary the first-phase proqrantne. ( f ) 52. The conference. organized bv ECA in colrah,oration lrith oAU, the African civj.r.Aviation comnis8ion (AFcAc) and the African Airlines As6ociation ,,as held in Mba bane fron 19 to 23 Novenber 1984 in accordance r{'ith operative paragraph 9 (e) ofresolution 38,/l^50. ?he Conference dlscussed various itens for the irDrovenent ofthe African air transport network and the deveropment of air services. Beside theproblen of the fifth freedon and its impact, the conference also discussed lheproblen of facilitation in Africa, The conference adopted the Mtrabane Declaration,in which it reguested that a technical conmittee be established to forror,-upiftplenentat ion of the aatopted resolutions. Tfre terms of reference of the comnitteeeere' aDong other things, to define a conmon African stani on free excttanqe of thefirst and second freedons of air. to exhort African air transport authorit!.es toexchange fourth and fifth freedons an.r to encourage the exchange of tbe fifthfreedom on eoual basis through the various arranqenehts for co-operation andfinancial conpensation. The technical connittee yas also requested to studv and totake inventorv of all exiBting and,/or potential nain routes neceasary for theeconomlc deveropnent and phvsical inteqration of Africa, The connittee was furtherrequested to take action to promote nurtlnational airlines or .ioint ogerat rons atsutrreqional levels. 53. Por the implenentation of paragraph Z (trt of ceneral Assenblv resolution39/23O, negotiations are envisaged rJith the African teveloprDent Bank (ADB)following the ne€ting of African intergove rnnenta 1 organizations and financiarinsti.tutlons, held in June 1994, on the selection of critical regional proiects forehich financial and technical docunentF will tre preDared.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a conference on African air transport, evaluating the second phase of the development of aviation in Africa, and outlining plans for the implementation of resolutions. The language used is technical and focuses on the development of air services, the exchange of freedoms, and the promotion of national airlines. This suggests that the category is related to transport and communication.