text: Thc aarE offlctal has contributed to digcusslona of tbe Tecbnlcal norklng Group on ltlnlnn€r Deeelopoent. He al6o had allscusElons rlth offictals of the SADCC Reg ional Tralning Counctl (RTc) concernlng lsEuea on bleh both sAtEP .tnd SADcc could co-operate ln the ldentiflcatlon, fornulatlon and lnplenentet lon.of ProgrenDes' Aa a r.ault of theae dlscuaElong, the follouing tsBue3 rere ldentlfled:rntarnttlonal r€bour orqanlaat lon 36. Th€ Internatlonal tabour organlsatlon atrengthen lts close and dctl'\r€ llnks rlth II{t and SADCC are aaeured by tt|e IIO Office Tcan for EnployD€nt Protrot ion (SAlmP) ' tbe Lutaka, the Reglonal D.partnent for Afrlca Geneva. 39. co-oPe ratlve rctivltles b€tneen FAo eutrlDar lzcd as follorrs s(alItanposer developfient t (b) ErPlrynent and nanposer lnformation Eyetenat (c) 8@loyrent lnpllcatlonE of SADCC Projects- It was alBo agreed to hold further dtscussions betueen RTC ulth a vlew to alraslng up a Programne of actlvitle3 baslg for co-op€rat lon.(rr0) ha8 cont lnucd to nlintaln and SADCC. RGgular consultatlone betreen at Lusake, the IIO SoutlErn Afrlcan reglonal rdviaory gervLccs based at at Addls Abab! and Ilo heaalguartera' sA'fEP and the Chalraan of that could be used as the and SADCC slnc.July 1984 can be sADcC's !grtcultural illni6ters of Agriculture at nany of the conclu6lons38. Durlng dlscuasions slth a rePresentativi of IIo ln early 1985 the sADcc Reglonrl cotrdtnator for energy iueations lrdicated that he eould r'e lcotre Joint I IDISADCC actlon on energy. (!) ThG FAO study of ttre long-tern Perapectlve of acctor, entltled nsADcc at 2000" was revlePed by sAlrc thclr neetlng ln ilaserur - Lesotho ' in septenber 1984, lrd and recomrcndrt lons eere endorsedt thcto (c) FAO Part lc tPated appralsal nlaglon to four SyBteD proJect for DANIDA(b) FAo ras r€preaanted at the sixth SADCC Confrr€nce by a delegatlon led by Assiatant Dl rector-General/Req lonal RePregentatlve for Africr' FAo continues
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a technical meeting between the SADCC Regional Training Centre and the International Labour Office (ILO) to discuss labor and employment issues in Southern Africa. The meeting resulted in the identification of several projects and programs aimed at improving labor relations and employment opportunities in the region. The text also mentions FAO's study on the long-term perspective of SADCC at 2000, which suggests that the organization is involved in the region's development efforts.