text: United Nations GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOirriETH SESSION Official Records* ,/, '. t~ CO~Y: l tOT R",\ U\t:-:· 0 t, t!•ty: ··: I FROM ROOi,, I il-201 lWWRr;\: t,. , .... ~.· SECOND COMMITTEE 2nd meeting held on Wednesday, 25 September 1985 at 3 p.m. New York SUMMARY RECORD OF THE 2nd MEETING chairman: Mr. BIRIDO (Sudan) CONTENTS EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY IN CONNECTION WITH TPE RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO ELECTION OF OFFICERS ORGANIZATION OF WORK 0Thi' re<:ord ;, •ubjc.1 to •-orrc.:tion. Corrc.1iofts d.ould bt leftt Ullder tile llipa&UtC or a -bcr ol tile clde­ pt ion <<>ncernc<l wit~in anr •wt a/tM dar. af ,.,,.,;.,lull 10 the Chief of tile Ofllcial Recorda Editilll Sectloa, rncm> IX.'2-7~. 2 United Nalion• Plaza, and incotporalcd. ia a copy or cbt record. 85-56403 8272S (E) Distr. GENERAL A/C.2/40/SR.2 30 September 1985 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH I ... A/C.2/40/SR.2 English Page 2 The meeting was called to order at 3.45 p.m. EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY IN CONNECTION WITH THE RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO 1. The CHAIRMAN, on behalf of the Committee, expressed sympathy at the recent earthquake in Mexico. 2. Mr. HUERTA (Mexico), on behalf of his delegation and the Mexican people, thanked the Chairman for his words of solidarity. ELECTION OF OFFICERS 3. The CHAIRMAN informed the Committee that, as a result of informal consultations, the candidatures of Ms. Inga Eriksson (Sweden) and Mr. Soemadi D. M. Brotodiningrat (Indonesia) had been proposed for the two offices of Vice-Chairman, and that of Mr. Jorge Lago-Silva (Cuba) had been proposed for the office of Rapporteur. 4. Ms. Eriksson (Sweden) and Mr. Brotodiningrat (Indonesia) were elected Vice-Chairmen by acclamation. 5. Mr. Lago-Silva (Cuba) was elected Rapporteur by acclamation. ORGANIZATION OF WORK (A/C.2/40/1J A/C.2/40/L.l and Add.l) 6. The CHAIRMAN drew attention to the recent adoption by consensus of the agreed 
analysis: The text appears to be a summary record of a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly's Second Committee, which focuses on economic and financial issues. The meeting discusses expressions of sympathy for a recent earthquake in Mexico, the election of officers, and the organization of work. The topics discussed do not seem to fall under traditional categories like health, education, or culture, but rather under broader economic and financial themes.