text: Non-Aligned countries' held at Jakarta fron 26 to 30 January 1984' 7 should be recatled. 22. The Departnent of Public rnformation shoufd be requested to continue its co-oPeraeion with the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries as erell as with int ergovernnent al organizations and regional organizations with a view to the pro*oiion of a nevr world lnformation and cornmunication order' 23. The conference of Ministers of rnfornation of the organization of African Unityr hel-d at Aaldis eo"Ua i,t March 1985, which expressed its conviction in the importance of a new world infornalion and cornmunicat ion order' should be noted. 24. rn the 1i9ht of Ehe grave econonic situation prevailing in Africa' the sec retary-Gene ral should be requested to ensure th;t the Departnent of Public rnfornation does its utflr'ost in bringing to the attention of the incernational comnunity the real dinensions of the piigtrt of the African peopte and the Erenendous efforts "r iii"-liii..n tou-nr'it"' wilh a view to increasing its contribution !o alleviate this human lragedy'A/40/L024 English Page 17 25. The relevant resolution on the question relat.ing to inforr ation of theFourth fslamic Sumnit Conference, held a! Casablanca fron 16 to19 January L9A4, 2I/ should be recalled. Cont.inuation of examination of United Nations relat cicularly dur decades and of therat ives econonic 26. fn connect ion with the forthconing celebration of the fortiethanniversary of the creation of the Unieed Nations, the Department of public fnfornation should be urged t'o give appropriate support to the preparatory Cor nittee for the Fort.ieth Anniversary of the United Nations in pronoting andpublicizlng the noble goals and acconplishments of the United Nations as arnajor forum for pooling efforts of States to contribute to the solution ofviEal r.rorld problems. 27- The connittee on rnfornation again seresses t.hat the Departrnent of public
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of the Department of Public Information in promoting a new world information and communication order, as well as supporting various international organizations and conferences. It also mentions the economic situation in Africa and the need to bring attention to the plight of the African people. These topics suggest that the text is related to international relations, development, and humanitarian aid.