text: effects of that natural disaster , particularly by proceeding with the Planting Programmes in progress. 284. The Council expresses the hope that the Administering Authority Will not slacken its efforts to provide agricultural training and assistance, in Particular for determining crops and methods of production and conducting export-market research. Marine resources 285. Since the development of the Territory's marine resources are a priority objective, the Council reiterates its interest in the development of those resources. It therefore encourages the Administering Authority to continue its technical assistance in order to develop and protect fishing. 286. The Council expresses concern at the disparity between the catches made by foreign boats and those made by local fishermen within the 200-mile economic zone. Once more the Council requests the Administering Authority to take the necessary steps, while respecting existing legislation and treaties, to protect and preserve the Territory's interests, 287. The Council welcomes the co-operation begun between Japan and palau with a view to facilitating the expansion of the fishing industry. 288. The Council notes with satisfaction the establishment of the National Fisheries Corporation, which contributes to the development of fishing in each of the Federated States of Micronesia. 289. The Council takes note of the Administering Authority's stated Position with regard to the law of the sea, and recognizes that, Until the termination Of the Trusteeship Agreement, the Authority will remain responsible for that question. 3. Transport and communications 290. The COUnCil recalls that the key to development lies in the creation and maintenance of a communications infrastructure to overcome the disadvantages Presented by the number of archipelagos and the distances separating them, -4o- 291. The Council notes that, with regard to telecommunications, the satellite network is operational. It strongly encourages the Administering Authority to continue its material, financial and technical assistance both for voice and for 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development and management of the Federated States of Micronesia, focusing on the post-natural disaster recovery efforts. The topics covered are mainly related to the economic and infrastructure development of the territory, with a specific emphasis on agriculture, fishing, and transportation.