text: particular mention was the programme for the Mas­ ter's degree in communications for peace, which bore the name of Robert Schuman, the illustrious thinker and architect of modern Europe. The subjects listed in paragraph 103 of the report could all facilitate the study and understanding of the current political situation in the world. It was encouraging to note the participation of students from different regions, including Africa, Asia, Latin America, Canada and Western Europe, as well as the collaboration between the University for Peace and the University of Quebec, with the participation of teams of teachers from both institutions, and French, Spanish, Italian, Venezuelan and Costa Rican professors. 19 For the text of the Charter of the University for Peace, as well as of the International Agreement for the Establishment of the University for Peace, see General Assembly resolution 35/55, annex. lith meeting-7 May 1986 53 1 7. The topics of specific programmes and the research for peace, had been designated Rector of the places in which they were conducted highlighted the University during the fifth session of the Council of co-operation between the University for Peace and the University. His appointment had been well various international bodies. One example of that received in academic circles and would no doubt had b~en the first International Symposium on facilitate co-operation agreements between the Uni- EducatiO.n for Peace, ~pons.ored by the Nt:umann versity and academic institutions interested in educa- Foundation and the Umverstty for Pea~e, whtch .had tion and research for peace. During that session, the brought together sever.al former Latm A.met;tcan Council had also re-elected Mr. Rodrigo Carazo as its heads. of State to. dehberate on the t?,ptc The President for another two-year term, and had ap-
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the University for Peace, its programs, and its international collaborations. The focus is on education and research for peace, with mention of a Master's degree in communications for peace, international agreements, and a symposium on education for peace. This suggests that the text is related to education and international cooperation, with a focus on peace and conflict resolution.