text: facilities and resources in developing countries. pronoted through the Bank's development progranmes contributing factors to good-neighbourliness.lOriginal: Englishl []5 May 19851 of the develoPment of Productive The economic Arowth and securitY and projects are, we believe, INTERNATIONAL TETECOMMUNICATION UNION lOriginals Englishl [22 APriI 198s1 1. The entire regulatory, planning and standard-setting activities of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) are fundamental to Che development and strengthening of good-neighbourliness between States, both (a) in themselves as they further tbe operation of national and international telecommunication services by enabling international interconnection and, if appLicable, the interference-free operation of radiocommunication services and (b) by virtue of the fact that tbe effective operation of telecommunication services is essential to econonic, social and cultural development and international co-operation. 2. The tecbnical co-operation activities of ITU furthermore enable countries to benefit increasingly from the advantages that accrue when reliable telecommunication services are available. 3. The recomnendations of the Independent Corunission for World-wide Telecommunications Development, made up of 17 representatives of the highest decision makers from telecommunication administrations, telecomnunication operating agencies and industry in the developing and developed countries, as well as the *iiot financial institutions and other appropriate entities, will be of particular importance in this connection. The Comnission submitted its report earlier this year.A/40/4s0 English eage 19 INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY lOriginal: Englishl [29 March 19851 1. The rnternational Atomic Energy Agency, being a highly technical andspecialized organization, is not involved in these activities and is not in aposition to provide the resuested information. 2. ft rnay, hoktever, be mentioned that the Agency initiated for its member statesa proqralnme on mutual radiation emergency assistance, including cases where anuclear accident in one State might have a significant radiological impact on otherStates. GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARRIFS AND TRADE lOriginal: EnglishJ [26 March 1985.|
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of international organizations in promoting economic development, particularly in developing countries. The mention of telecommunication services, radiation emergency assistance, and international cooperation suggests a focus on facilitating communication and technology transfer.