text: decision 1985/104 of 8 February 1985 and in ~rocedural matters. If the obJectlv.es of the Inte!'lla- pursuance of General Assembly resolution 40/120 twnal Conference were to be achieved, delegatiOns of 13 December 1985 must approach the substantive issues involved in as "(a) Requests the 'Commission on Narcotic flex!~le a ma~ner as possible. and s.trive to maintain a Drugs at its ninth special session, after consider- positive envuonment for discussiOn. . ation of the report of the Secretary-General 113. The PRESIDENT asked the Council to adopt (E/CN. 711986/2 and Add.l ), to decide on the a draft decision, proposed by the President ~n behalf elements that could be included in the draft of the Bureau of the Council, as a result of mformal convention, and requests the Secretary-General to co~sultations, entitled "International Year of Peace", prepare a draft on the basis of those elements and which he read out: to submit a progress report, including completed "The Economic and Social Council, in response elements of the draft, to the Commission for to General Assembly resolution 40/10 of II No- consideration at its thirty-second session; vember 1985, decides to declare its support for the "(b) Further requests the Commission to report solemn Proclamation of the International Y~ar .of to the Council at its first regular session of 1986 on Peace fdopted by the General Assembly m ~ts the results achieved in this respect during its ninth resolu~10n 40/3 of 24 Octobe~ I ?85; reaffirms ~ts special session " commitment to collaborate, withm the areas of Its The draft decision was adopted (decision c~mpetence, to ~chieve positive resul.ts in interna- 1986/ 113) tio~al co-operation for the l?romotion of p~ace · durmg the Year and beyond, smce the Internatwn- 1 08. ~rs. BOCCHECIAMPE de .CROV A TI (Vene- al Year of Peace is not only a celebration or 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a UN resolution related to international cooperation, peace, and the promotion of positive results in international relations. It mentions the Economic and Social Council, the General Assembly, and the Secretary-General, indicating that it is related to international governance and diplomacy.