text: 15-23 April 22-30 April 22 Apri1-3 May c/ 1-10 May 13-31 May 3-7 June 10-14 June a/ Unless otherwise indicated, all meetings will be held in Geneva. Meetings marked with an asterisk are deductible from the block provision for "Working parties, study groups and expert groups". b/ The thirtieth session of the Board will resume for one day, on Thursday, 2 May 1985, to consider the report of the Working Party. £/ With possibility of extension to 10 May. d/ In accordance with General Assembly resolution 38/153 of 19 December 1983. No meetings requiring conference servicing to be held on 16 and 27 May. -14-Date Meeting(s) on Tropical Timber United Nations Conference on Olive Oil, 1985 United Nations Conference on Conditions for Registration of Ships, third part Committee on Manufactures, eleventh session Third Meeting of Governmental Experts on the Reverse Transfer of Technology (General Assembly resolution 38/154)* Trade and Development Board, thirty-first session Intergovernmental Group on the Least Developed Countries, sixth session h/ Working Group on International Shipping Legislation, eleventh session Fourth Preparatory Meeting on Iron Ore Ad Hoc Intergovernmental Group to Consider Means of Combating all Aspects of Maritime Fraud, including Piracy, second session* Committee on Tungsten, seventeenth session United Nations Conference to Review All Aspects of the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices i/ 17-28 June £/ 24-28 June f/ 8-19 July £/ 22 July-2 August 26 August- 4 September 16-27 September 30 September- 11 October 14-22 October 21-25 October 23 October- 1 November 4-8 November 4-15 November e_/ Included for planning purposes, subject to review at monthly consultations of the Secretary-General of UNCTAD. Meeting(s) to be held pursuant to article 37 of the International Tropical Timber Agreement, 1983. Meeting(s) 
analysis: The text appears to be a schedule of meetings and conferences related to international trade, economic development, and natural resources. The meetings include topics such as tropical timber, olive oil, shipping, and iron ore, which suggests a focus on natural resources and economic development.