text: Committee, to continue the inplementation of all parts of resolution 38158 E (resolution 39149 C); reaffirmed its endorsement for the call for convening the International Peace Conference on the Middle East in conformity with the provisions of resolution 38158 C: expressed its regret at the negative response of the Governments of Israel and the United States and called upon them to reconsider their position towards the Conference; and requested the Secretary-General, in consultation with the Security Council, to continue his efforts with a view to convening the Conference and to report thereon to the Assembly not later than IS March 1985 (resolution 39149 D). At its fortieth session, the General Assembly requested the Department of Public Information, in full co-operation and co-ordination with the Committee, to expand its activities relating to dissemination of information on the question of Palestirre (resolution 40196 C); reaffirmed again its endorsement of the call for convening the International Peace Conference on the Middle East in conformity with the Provisions of resolution 39158 C: called upon the Governments of Israel and the 1Jnite.d States to reconsider their positions towards the attainment of peace in the MirlrllrB East. throuq+ the convening of the Conference: and requested the 4 0 / Report of the Interaationa.1 Conference on the (juestigr of Pale&tine, Geneva, 29 August-7 Seytemhe.r 1383 (Vnit-ed Nations publication, Sales NC,. E:. 81. I .Ll), chap. I. sects. A and B respectively. /. . . A/45/200 English Page 79 Secretary-General, in consultation with the Security Council, to continue his efforts with a view to convening the Conference and to report thereon to the General Assembly not later than 25 March 1986 (resolution 40196 D). At its forty-first session, the General Assembly requested the Department of Public Information, in full co-operation and co-ordination with the Committee, to expand its activities relating to dissemination of information on the question of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, politics, and conflict resolution, specifically in the context of the Middle East. It mentions the implementation of resolutions, international conferences, and the roles of governments and the United Nations in promoting peace and cooperation.