text: agenda(ID/B/328). TheBoardadopted thefollowing agenda(ID/B/328/Rev.l): 1.Opening ofthesession. 2.Election ofofficers. 3.Adoption oftheagenda. 4.General debate, including annualreportoftheExecutive Director, 1984. 5.ReportofthePermanent Committee. 6.Follow-up totheFourthGeneral Conference ofUNIDOandtheeleventh special session oftheGeneral Assembly. 7. 8.Industrial Development DecadeforAfrica. Restructuring ofworldindustrial production andredeployment.30. to 9.SystemofConsultations. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.Development andtransfer oftechnology, including theIndustrial and Technological Information Bank. Proposed programme bUdget, 1986-1987. Regular programme oftechnical co-operation. UnitedNations Industrial Development Fund. Progress ofindustrialization oftheleastdeveloped countries. Progress inthefieldofindustrial co-operation amongdeveloping countries. Technical assistance totheNamibian people. Technical assistance tothePalestinian people. Technical assistance totheSouthAfrican national liberation movements recognized bytheOrganization ofAfrican Unity. -8-31. of Gen rep sum 32. nin ent was 33. of Sta Swi Aus Nig 34.19.Integration ofwomenindevelopment. 20.Matters concerning intergovernmental andinternational non-governmental organizations. 21.Provisional agendafor,anddatesandplacesof,thetwentieth session of theIndustrial Development Boardandthetwenty-second session ofthe Permanent COmmittee. 22.Adoption ofthereportofthenineteenth session. 23.Closure ofthenineteenth session. E.Organization ofwork 29.Atthe364thmeeting, on13May1985,theSecretary oftheBoarddrewthe attention oftheBoardtoGeneral Assembly resolutions 32/71of9December 1977, 38/32of25November 1983and39/68of13December 1984onthepattern of conferences aswellasAssembly resolutions 33/56of14December 1978and37/14, section C,of16November 1982concerning thecontrol andlimitation of documentation. Hethenoutlined, incompliance withparagraph 8ofGeneral Assembly resolution 32/71,theCOnference resources available totheBoardatits nineteenth session. F.Statement bytheExecutive Director 30.Atthe364thmeeting, on13May1985,theExecutive Director madeastatement totheBoard(seeID/B/SR.364, paras.12-19). G.Adoption ofthereportandclosure ofthesession 31.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoardadopted thereportonthework ofitsnineteenth session chapter bychapter. Aftertheadoption ofchapterIII­ General debate, including theannualreportoftheExecutive Director, 1984-the representative oftheNetherlands madeastatement onbehalfofGroupB(see summary recordID/B/SR.382, para.46). 32.Atthesamemeeting, theBoardadopted thereportontheworkofits nineteenth session asawhole,itbeingunderstood thattheRapporteur wouldbe entrusted withthetaskoffinalizing thereport, including thosesections whichit wasnotpossible to.putbeforetheBoardforconsideration. 33.Beforetheclosure ofthesession, statements weremadebytherepresentatives oftheNetherlands, Italy,Belgium, theFederal Republic ofGermany, theUnited StatesofAmerica', theUnionofSovietSocialist Republics (onbehalfofGroupD), Switzerland, France, Argentina (onbehalfoftheGroupof77),Australia, China, Austria, theSudan,Japan,Venezuela, theUnitedArabEmirates, theobserver of Nigeria andtheExecutive Director (seesummary recordID/B/SR.382, paras.52-69). 34.TheBoardconcluded itsnineteenth sessionat0.04a.m.on1June1985. -9~­, I lCHAPTERIII GENERAL DEBATE, INCLUDING THEANNUAL REPORT OFTHEEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, 1984 35.TheBoardtookupthegeneral debate, including theannualreportofthe Executive Director, 1984,underagendaitem4. 36.Foritsconsideration oftheitem,theBoardhadbeforeittheannualreport oftheExecutive Director, 1984(ID/B/340), profiles ofUNIDOtechnical co-operation activities (ID/B/340/Add.l) andanexplanatory note(ID/B/340/Add.2). 37.TheBoardconsidered theitematits364thto367th,and370thmeetings on13, 14and16May1985.Whereas adetailed account ofstatements madeduringthe debateisgiveninthesummary records (ID/B/SR.364-367 and370),thefollowing paragraphs areconfined toasummary ofvarious viewsexpressed underthebroad
analysis: The text appears to be related to the development and management of industrial activities, with a focus on international cooperation, technology transfer, and economic development. The topics discussed include industrial development in Africa, restructuring of world industrial production, and technical assistance to various countries. The text also mentions the adoption of a report and the closure of a session, which suggests a formal meeting or conference.