text: of its resolution 1989/72 that the Secretary-General should submit an expanded version of the W&$JR@X~ an the e to the Economic and Social Council at its first regular session of 1990. as well as the other requests made of him in paragraphs 3 and 4 of the same rerolutiont requested the Secretary-General to continue monitoring the world social situation in depth on a regular basis and to submit the next full report, through the Economic and Social Council, to the Assembly at its forty-eighth session and also requested him to submit an interim report to the Assembly in 1991, through the Cofimissioa for Social Development and the Economic and Social Councils and decided to include the item entitled “World l&l/ References for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 90): (a) Report of the Third Cosmitteer A/44/7491 (b) Pe8olutions 44154 to 44/568 (c) Meeting8 of the Third Coskxitteer A/C.3/44/SR.12-20, 30 and 371 (d) Plenary meeting8 Al44lW.78. / . . . A/45/100 English Page 279 social situation” in the provisional agenda of its forty-fifth session for the purpose of considering the expanded version of the 1989_.Renort on the v m, of its forty-sixth session for the purpose of considering the interim report, and in that of its forty-eighth session for the purpose of considering the next full report in 1993 (resolution 44/56)) and, noting the continuing validity and importance of the principles and objectives proclaimed in the Declaration on Social Progress and Development, requested the Secretary-General to include in the next report on the world social situation a special section dealing with the activities carried out in pursuance of the resolution (resolution 441571. Document: Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 44/56 and Economic and Social Council resolution 1989/72), A/45/137-E/1990/35. . 94. ution of all &12ns of rm At its twentieth sessionr in 1965, the General Assembly adopted the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the monitoring of the world social situation, including reports and resolutions related to social development and progress. It mentions the Declaration on Social Progress and Development, which suggests a focus on social and economic issues. The text also mentions the Economic and Social Council, which implies a connection to economic and social development.