text: PapuaN.wGuinea, Paraguay, Peru. ~hllipplnea, poland, Portugal, Qatar. Ro..nla,Rwand., S.~oe,SaoTomeandPrincipe, SaudiArabia, Sen.gal. S.ych.llea, SierraLeon•• Singapore, Som.lla, Spain,SriLanka,Sudan,Surln••••Swazlland, Sweden, Syria. b Thailand, Togo,Trinidad andTobago. Tuniala. Turkey, Uganda. Ukraine, USSR,UnitedAra E-irates. UnitedKingdom, UnitedRepublic ofTanz.nla, Vanuatu. Ven.zuela, VletNa., Ye~en.Yugoslayia, Zambia, Zimbabwe. I •••A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page6 IMlltota.. Antltue end••,buM,El'.lveclo', Gr.MU,,.IntVincentendth. ar.NcUM., Urutuey,Ulr.·. MlUD1 C.,.Vir.Centr.lAfrlun..pLbUc,D_tolu, D.lotc.n •.,..ltc,,candY"'. ~~,.IotIltta'end'.vta,I.tntLuel.·,lol.-onrlland8. •L.teradvlledtheS.cr.t.rl.t th.tith.dint.nd.d tovotetnf.vour• 44/38. ReportoftheCommittee onRelations withtheHostCougtryC 111 111 TbeGeneral Assembly, Hayipgconsidered thereportoftheCommittee onRelations withtheHost Country, 11 Recalling Article 105oftheCharter oftheUnitedNations, theConvention on thePrivileges andImmunities oftheUnitedNations ~IandtheAgreement between tbeUnitedNations andtheUnitedStatesofAmerica regarding theHeadquarters of theUnitedNations, 11 R.calling alsothatanyproblems related totheprivileges andimmunities of allmi.sions accredited totheUnitedNations, thesecurity ofthemissions andthe safetyoftheirpersonnel areofgreatimportance andconcern toMemberStates, as wellastheprimary responsibility ofthehostcountry, Recognizing thateffective measures shouldcontinue tobetakenbythe competent authorities ofthehostcountry, inparticular toprevent anyacts violating thesecurity ofmissions andthesafetyoftheirpersonnel, 11Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly. Forty-fourth Session, Supplement No.26(A/44/26). ~IResolution 22A(I). 11Seeresolution 169(11). I., •U e U i oA/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page7 Conscious oftheincreased interest shownbyMemberStatesinparticipating in theworkoftheCommittee, 1. ~ndorses therecommendations andconclusions oftheCommittee on Relations withtheHostCountry contained inparagraph 45ofitsreport; 2.Considers thatthemaintenance ofappropriate conditions forthenormal workofthedelegations andthemissions accredited totheUnitedNations isinthe interest oftheUnitedNations andallMemberStates andurgesthehostcountry to continue totakeallmeasures necessary toprevent anyinterference withthe functioning ofmissions; 3.Expresses itsappreciation fortheefforts madebythehostcountry and hopesthatoutstanding problems raisedatthemeetings oftheCommittee willbe dulysettled inaspiritofco-operation andinaccordance withinternational law; 4.~thehostcountry, inthelightoftheconsideration bythe Committee oftravelregulations issued bythehostcountry, tocontinue tobearin minditsobligations tofacilitate thefunctioning oftheUnitedNations andthe missions accredited toit; 5.Stresses theimportance ofapositive perception oftheworkofthe UnitedNations, andurgesthatefforts becontinued tobuilduppublicawareness by explaining, throughallavailable means,theimportance oftheroleplayed bythe UnitedNations andthemissions accredited toitinthestrengthening of international peaceandsecurity; 6.Requests theSecretary-General toremainactively engaged inallaspects oftherelations oftheUnited Nations withthehostcountry; 7.Requests theCommittee tocontinue itswork,inconformity withGeneral Assembly resolution 2819(XXVI)of15December 1971; 8.Decides toinclude intheprovisional agendaofitsforty-fifth session theitementitled "Report oftheCommittee onRelations withtheHostCountry". 72ndplenary meeting 4December 1989· Resolution 44/38wasadopted withoJ.t vote. /...- 5 - A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page8 44/40. Thesituation intheMiddleEast A TheGeneral Assembly, Hayingdiscussed theitementitled "Thesituation intheMiddleEast", Reaffirming itsresolutions 36/226AandBof17December 1981,ES-9/1of 5February 1982,37/123Fof20December 1982,38/58AtoEof13December 1983, 38/180AtoDof19December 1983,39/146AtoCof14December 1984,40/168 AtoC
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the relations between the UN and host countries, as well as the situation in the Middle East. It does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid. Instead, it seems to focus on international relations, diplomacy, and peacekeeping.