text: (f) Reports of che Secreca ry-Gene ral: (i) Report called for under resolution 39/99 Dz A/40/6121 (ii) Report calLed for under resolution 39/99 E. A/40/613, (iii) Repor t called for under resolution 39/99 F, (iv) Report called for under resolution 39/99 Gt A/40/6L4, (\') Report caLled for under resolution 39/99 Et A/40/6L6t (vi) Report ca.Iled for under resolution 39/99 1| (vii) Report called for under resolution 39/99 Jz A/4o/6L5, (viii) Report called for under reaolulion 39/99 Rz A/40/543' 80. International co-operation to avert new floes of refugees: report of the Secreta ry-Genera I At the forciecb session, che General Assenbly will have lrefore it a note by the secreta ry-Genera l, transmittinq the report of Ehe Group of @vernmental Experts called for in paragraph 6 of resolution 39lI00: A/40/355. 81. fsrael's decision to build a canal linking tbe Mediterranean Sea to the Dead Sea: report of the Secreea ry-Gene ra 1 At the fortieth session, the General Assernbly wiII have before iE tbe reporE ofthe Secreta ry-cenera I calLed for under resolution 39/101. seion of the Iands of euSes nde Bassas da At the fortietb session, no advance docunentatlon is expected under this item.A/40/LO0/Add.t English Page 52 83. Question of lhe composition of lbe relevant orqans of the uniteal Nati.ons At Che fortieth session, no advance docuneneation is expected under Chis iten. 84. Development and international ecgnonic co-operation: 2,/ At its second regular session of 1985, the Econonic and Social Council decidedto transnit to che General Assembly at ics fortieth session the scatenent made bythe President of the council on the generar discussion of internatlonal economlcand social- policy, including regional and sectorar deveropnents (A/40/s25, annex)(Council decision 1985/183) (see also agenda item 12 above).
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, covering various topics such as international cooperation, economic development, and environmental issues. The reports mentioned are related to the Secretary-General's reports, international cooperation, and economic development. The text does not mention specific industries, agriculture, or fishing, and it does not have a strong focus on humanitarian aid or relief, health, education, employment, or culture. However, it does touch on international economic cooperation and environmental issues, which are related to natural resources.