text: to the boundaries of the former Italian colonies not already fixed by international agreement, and having taken into consideration the views of the interested Governments, I. Reco111111e11ds: (a) With respect to Libya, That the portion of its boundary with French territory not already delimited by international agreement be delimited, upon Libya's achievement of independence, by negotiation between the Libyan and French Governments, assisted on the request of either party by a third person to be selected by them or, failing their agreement, to be appointed by the Secretary-General; (b) Wit/, respect to the Trust Territory of Somali/and, That the portion of its boundaries with British Somali land, as well as with Ethiopia, not already delimited by international agreement be delimited by bilateral negotiations between the United Kingdom Government and the Administering Authority, in respect of the boundaries with British Somaliland, and between the Ethiopian Government and the Administering Authority in respect of the boundaries with Ethiopia; In order to resolve any and all differences arising in the course of such negotiations, the respective parties to each bilateral· negotia- 78 tion agree, on the request of either party, to a procedure of media­ tion by a United Nations Mediator to be appointed by the Secretary-General and, further, in the event of the inability of the parties to accept the recommendations of the Mediator, to a proce­ dure of arbitration; 2. Recommends further, that, with respect to any other bound­ aries not delimited by international agreement, the parties con­ cerned seek to reach agreement by negotiation or by arbitration. ANNEX X Treaty of Friendship and Good Neighbourliness between the French Republic and the United Kingdom of Libya of 10 August 1955'" The President of the French Republic and His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Libya, 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic agreement or treaty between several countries, specifically France, the United Kingdom, and Libya, regarding the delimitation of boundaries and the resolution of disputes. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and cooperation. The content of the text does not seem to be related to specific economic or social issues, but rather to the establishment of clear borders and the promotion of peaceful relations between the involved countries.