text: "2. Expresses the wish that the Ministry of Justice of the Government of Italy should formulate proposals on the purpose, cost, method of operation and staffing of the proposed centre; "3. Invites the European Member States to consider the development of this form of co-operation taking into account, inter alia, the results achieved in the activities in this area of the European Organizations including the Council of Europe; "4. Also invites the Ministry of Justice of the Government of Italy to consider preparing and publishing a yearbook containing different national prison rules and regulations in the countries of Europe and other regions; "5. Calls upon the countries of Europe to co-operate in this effort by providing the necessary information and exploring the possibility of making financial contributions, as required; "6. Encourages faculties of law and social sciences as well as research institutes to develop comparative research, studies and courses on penitentiary problems; "7. Invites the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute and the International Centre for Penal and Sociological Research to consider the preparation and publication of a glossary of terms relating to the prevention of crime and treatment of offenders in all the official United Nations languages in co-operation with intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations interested in issuing such a glossary so as to facilitate a better understanding of common terminology; "8. Recommends that regional European meetings of heads of national prison administrations should be convened regularly and invites Member States to consider hosting these meetings in their countries; "9. Emphasizing the importance of the annual meeting of the heads of prison administration in the Asian and Pacific regions; "10. Encourages Governments of other regions, which have not yet done so, to consider convening similar meetings in co-operation with interregional and regional institutes;
analysis: This text appears to be related to the development of policies and cooperation among countries regarding criminal justice, penal systems, and prison administration. It mentions the creation of a centre, publication of a yearbook, and organization of meetings, which suggests a focus on international cooperation and knowledge sharing.