text: 62' The quarity, usefulness and coverage of the daily press rerease and the weekry nees sumnary issued by the Departnent oi puUl i. - frrfornat ion in a'l working ranguages shourd be further enhanced una irfi"u.a in view of the inportant publlc information lasks that they can perforn. ;;;;i;." provided at the press section of the Department both for the.medla and the a.iigici"n" should be inproved. The Department should continue to co-operate croseiy $ith anat provi.ale assistance to the united Narions correspondent" lsso"iiti;":---'' 63. The Department of public Information should improve, within existing -resources, the tirnely distribution of its materials to subscribers aid unitea NaCions information centres, particularly the UN chronicle, in atl 'anguages, a najor source of information on the unir"i ""ii6"s to its recipients. ,_n.- The_ report on Che progranme and activities of the Joint UniEed Nations Infornation Com[ittee should be noted, particuiarfy in regard to Devetopment Forun as the onlv inrer-asencv publicatron "r'cn. unii"a' ".I r..;-"i"il. .i;=fi""*fra" on developnen! issues' and the secr etary-Gene rui =noura. while continuing his efforts to secure a sound ana inaepenJe.a -i" "i "- t". the periodicar, nake such arrangenents as necessary, through the reguLar budgeE, to ensure i!s continued pubrication' The resources of the united-'aciois systen shourd be pooled in::lT:: -".f _ ?tutl"T.n! , t!: !r. :nd _pevilopmen r Business and any arrenpr in the unired NaE lons systen to duplicate cne t, r,. troti-fr?o.red by these pubr icat ions shourd be avoided. Arr speciali.zed agencies "no "tt., -organiz at ions of the uniteat Nations system should be urqed to contribute to the finJncing of this system_a,idePublication, thereby recognizing its inter_aSenJy cnur..t... 22/ A/^c.reg/9e.A/40/L024 English Page 24 d5. The sec retary-General should continue to ensure that Deyglop{n9+t Fofurn retaina lrs ediroriat poticy of inteltectual inaepenaencel irru =-e"661TiE-EElFFiSff-c at ion
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of the Department of Public Information in the United Nations and its efforts to provide information on various aspects of the organization's work. The text mentions the importance of improving the quality and coverage of the daily press and weekly summary, as well as the distribution of materials to subscribers and information centers. The text also mentions the Joint United Nations Information Committee and the UN Chronicle, which suggests that the text is related to information dissemination and public awareness. Additionally, the text touches on the topic of development issues and the Secretary-General's efforts to secure funding for the UN's public information activities.