text: The third part of the United Nations Conference on Conditions for Reqistrationof Ships was helcl at Geneva, fron I to 19 July 1985, pursuant to ceneral Assenblyresolution 39/213 B of 12 Aprir L985. The report of the conterence on its thirdpart is contained in d@ument TDIRS/CONF.19 and Add.l. At. the close of its thiral part, the Conference aalopted resoLutlon 3 by r{htchit recognized the very substantial progress achieved. in particular rrith respect Eocertain crucial issues t.hat vrere before the Conference during its session of tbreeA/40/100/Add.l English Page54 weeksduration inordertoenabletheConference tocomplete itswork. The resolution requests theGeneral Assembly atitsfortieth session toauthorize withinitsbUdgetary appropriation forthebiennium 1986-1987 theresumption ofthe Conference forthreeweeksearlyin1986inordertofinalize itswork. The resolution alsorequests theSecretary-General oftheUnitedNations Conference on TradeandDeyelopment (UNCTAD) tomakeallthenecessary arrangements forthe resumed session oftheConference atGeneya. Accordingly, theGeneral Assembly isinvited toapprove atitsfortieth session theconvening ofthefourthpartoftheConference inearly1986andto authorize theSecretary-General ofUNCTADtomakeallthenecessary arrangements thereto. Atthefortieth session, theGeneral Assembly willhayebeforeitthe following documents: (a)ReportoftheTradeandDeyelopment Boardontheworkofitsthirtieth session andfourteenth special session anditsthirty-first session: Supplement No.15(A/40/15); (b)Reports oftheSecretary-General oftheUnitedNations Conference on TradeandDeyelopment calledforunderresolutions 39/209 and39/213 B; (c)Reports oftheSecretary-General: (i)Report.calledforunderresolution 39/210: A/40/596; (ii)Reportcalledforunderresolution 39/211; (iii)Reportcalledforunderresolution 39/214. (d)Science andtechnologY fordevelopment: reportoftheIntergovernmental Committee onScience andTechnologY forDevelopment Atthefortieth session, theGeneral Assembly willhavebeforeitthereport oftheIntergoyernmental Committee onScience andTechnology forDeyelopment onits seventh session, whichwillbeissuedasSupplement No.37(A/40/37). (e)Economic andtechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries: (i)ReportoftheHigh-leyel Committee ontheReviewofTechnical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries (ii)Reports oftheSecretary-General Atthefortieth session, the.General Assembly willhavebeforeitthe following documents: /...A,/40,/10o/add. r English Page 55 (a) Report of the High-lev€l Connittee on tbe Revie$ of Technical Co-operation among Derreloping Co{rntries, which rrill be lssued as Supplenent No. 39 g/ao/3gt , (b) Report6 of the g€ r etarlFceneral: (i) Report calleat for under reaolution 39/2152 A/a0/579, (ii) Report called for under resolution 39/2I6t A/40/58L. (f) Environnent: (i) ReDort of the Goyernino Council ot the United Nations Environnent Pr@ ranne (ii) Report of the SeC r etary-Cr€ne ral At the fortieCh sesgion, th€ General Assenbly eill haee before it the folloeing docuhants; (a) Report of the Geyerning Council ot tNEP on lts thlrCeenth seasion: Supplenent No. 25 (A/40/25r:,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations Conference on Conditions for Registration of Ships, which suggests that it may be related to international trade, transportation, or economic development. The mention of the General Assembly, Secretary-General, and various reports also implies a focus on international governance and policy-making. Additionally, the text touches on science and technology, as well as environment, in the context of the Intergovernmental Committee on Science and Technology for Development and the United Nations Environment Programme.