text: satisfaction the continued co-operation in the health field between the Trust Territory and the specialized agencies and other organizations of the United Nations system, such as the ^orld health Organization, the United Nations Children^ Pund, the United Nations Population Pund and the United Nations Development Programme. (17) The Special Committee welcomes the development of closer relations between the local authorities of the Trust Territory and the various regional and international agencies, in particular those specialized agencies within the United Nations system. The Committee urges that priority should continue to be given to the promotion of closer contacts with countries of the region in all fields. (18) The Special Committee notes that under Article 83 of the Charter, the Security Council exercises all functions of the United Nations relating to strategic areas, including the approval of the terms of the trusteeship agreements 2nd of their 2lter2tion or amendment and, in this regard, is confident that special attent3on wi33 be given by the Security Council to the full Implementation of all prov3s3ons of the Trusteeship Agreement and the Charter. (19) The Special Committee takes note of the fact that the Trusteeship Council, at its fifty-sixth session, 6/ noted with satisfaction the assurances given by the Administering Authority that it would continue to fulfil its responsibilities under the Charter and the Trusteeship Agreement. The Committee reiterates its call upon the Administering Authority in that connection to discharge those responsibilities in strict conformity with the provisions of the Charter, particularly Article 83, and the Declaration. 110. On 24 August, the text of the conclusions and recommendations was transmitted to the Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations for the attention of his Government and to the President of the Security Council 7/ and the President of the Trusteeship Council for the attention of the members of the respective organs. 8/ 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the relationship between the Trust Territory and various United Nations agencies, with a focus on cooperation and implementation of the Trusteeship Agreement. The language used suggests a focus on international cooperation, governance, and development, which are all relevant to the field of health. However, the text also touches on broader themes such as international relations, governance, and development, which could also be categorized under other areas such as international trade, economic development, or humanitarian aid and relief.