text: forward towards establishing representative democracy inHaiti, 1.Requests theSecretary-General, inco-operation withregional organizations andMember States, toprovide thebroadest possible support tothe Haitian Government inmeeting totheextent possible thefollowing requests: (a)Anucleus ofobservers thatwouldarrive inHaitipriortovoter registration andwouldleaveonlyaftertheelections; (b)Additional observers atthetimeoftheelections andvoterregistration; (c)Assistance totheCo-ordinating Committee forthesecurity ofthe elections, tobeprovided byhigh-level advisers; (d)Observation oftheimplementation oftheelectoral security plansby specialized staffwithsolidexperience inthepublic orderfield; 2~Urgestheinternational community andrelevant international organizations toincrease theirtechnical, economic andfinancial co-operation with Haitiinordertosupport Haiti's economic andsocial development efforts; 3.Requests theSecretary-General tosubmittoitareport onthe implementation ofthepresent resolution~ 11A/44/965, annex. ~IA/44/973, annex11. I ..• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/ 44/ 97 3 English Page 3 ANNEX II Letter dated 9 Auqust 1990 frorn the president of the provisional Government of Haiti to the Secretarv_General With reference to my letter of A3 ,Jurxe LggO (A/44,/965, annex), I have thehonour to provide the followiDg detairs regariling the alifferent compouents of theHaitian GoverDmert's request rerating to the organization of the generar erectionsin Novenber, The ProvisionaL Electoral Council ofassistance financed by the United Nations Government would Like this assistance toHaiti is already receiving technical Developrnent Progranme. The Haitian continue. The request of the provisionar Governnent of Haiti comprises two inseparabreconponents: observation and verification of the electoral. process, on the onehandi and assistance in drawing up electoral security pLans and observing theirinpLementatio!, o! the other. In its civilia[ cornponeDt, the operation would be analogous to the UnitedNations Observer Mission for the verification of the Efectoral process inNicaragua, aud would comprise I (a) A permanent nucl.eus of some 50 observers arho woul,d arrive in Haiti priorto voter registration and Leave only after the electionsi (b) Reilforcenents at the time of elections and, if possible, of volerregistration, bringing the total to a few hundreal observers. co-ordination withthe Organization of American States is envisaged, In its security compoaent, the operation sould provide for:
analysis: The text appears to focus on the organization and implementation of elections in Haiti, with a request for international support and cooperation. This suggests that the main concern is with democratic development and governance, rather than economic or social development. The text also mentions the need for security and coordination with other organizations, which further supports the conclusion that the primary focus is on democratic processes rather than specific sectors like health, education, or industry.