text: NITED ATIONS @General AgeemblY GENERAL A/ 40/ 619 8 October ENGLISH ORIGINAL:1985 ENGLISH/FRENCH lortieth ses s 1on \qenda itern 32 QUESTION OF THE COMORIAN ISLAND OF MAYOTTE Report of the S'-Sr4elY:Srnslsl CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II.INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND CO-OPERATION OF THE COMOROS . ' III,INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM TIIE PERT4ANENT MISSION OF FRANCE TO THE UNITED NATIONS IV. INFOFMATION PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY 'Paragrapbs Page a5-27 6'16 182 rq (E)A/40/619 Enqlish Page 2 I. INTRODUCTION l. On 11 Decenber 1984, the ceneral Assembly adopted reso.Iution 39,/48 on thequestlon of the Conorian island of uayotle. In paragrapb 5 of the resolution, the Assenbly requested the Sec r etary-cenera I to folloer developmenls concerning thisouestioo, in conjunction with the Secretary-General of the Orqanization of AfricanUnity, and to report thereon to the ceneral Assenblv at its fortieth session. 2. On 5 June 1985, the S ec r elary-Genera I addressed a note verbale to the Ministerof Foreign Atfairs and Co-operation of the Conoros and to the Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations. drat{ing tbei.r attention to thedecision of the General- Assenbly and ineitinq them to provide him olth anypertinent j.nformation for inclusion in his report to the Assembly. A similar letter was sent on tbe same date to the Executiee Secretarg of the Oraanization of Af r i.can Unity. 3. In accordance erith paragraph 5 of resolution 39/48, the f oll-owinq reporE, based on the replj.es received from the t4inistry ot Foreign Atfairs and Co-operationof Che Conoros, the Permanent Mission of France to the United Nations and theOrganization of African Unity, is subnitted to the General Assembly, II. INFORI4ATION RECEIVED FROIq THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND CO-OPERATION OF THE COMOROS
analysis: The text appears to be a report submitted to the General Assembly of the United Nations, focusing on the question of the Comorian island of Mayotte. It seems to be a diplomatic and political report, discussing the decision of the General Assembly and the responses received from various organizations and countries. The content is more related to international relations, politics, and governance rather than economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.