text: is conposed of representafives of the Youth Departnent and of the Comnissariac for International- Relations of the Frencb-speaking connunity. fts airns are Co co-ordinate activities for the InEernational Youth Year eith t.he Mlnistry for Youth of the French-speaking comrnunityi to increase the iniej.atives of the authorities and private sourcee in order Eo obtain tbe largesE particiPation in the Yeari uo organize participation of the French-speaking cornmuniey in all events for the Yeart to prepare a report of alL activities on the Year, including Ehe recommendacion of the Committee concerning fo!.Iow-up acEivities for 1985 and b€yondi an organizinq connittee for the Gernan-speaking community has al6o been established. The Comnission has the following goals for the Year: to present to the minister responsible for youth of the German-speaking comnunity a ProgramlE of activities in observance of the Yeart to pronote acEivities of all kinds, ehetber organized by public or private organizations, in order to encourage the rpst 'ridespreadparticipation in the observance of the Yeari to ensure represenhation of, the Gernan-speaking conrnunity in various organizatlons in the concext of the Year, and to ensure the participation of the cernan-speakiog conmuni ty. in activieie6 in observance of the Year at the national and international levels. The comnission has established four priority areas for its activities: inproving Che effectiveness of youEh sorkers in the youth novenents and youlh cenhresi encourag ing youth participation at the local levelt developing international relations, especially wich cernan-speaking countriesi improving Ehe situation for conscientious objectors. To nark the occasion of the Year, the llead ot State in Belgium delivered a m€ssage to youth supporting Ehe thene and goals of the Yeat. Bulgaria: Ehe covernxlent of Bulgaria has initiated many different activitiea f,or the benefit of young people during the Incernational Youth Year. A National
analysis: The text appears to be focused on a youth-related initiative, with the goal of promoting international cooperation and participation among young people. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or institutional context. The text mentions specific goals and priorities, such as improving youth participation, developing international relations, and promoting conscientious objection.