text: Assistance to Haiti The General As senb1y, Taking note of the letters dateal 23 Jule 1/ ard I August 1990 ?'/ fron the President of the Provisional GovernmenL of the RePublic of Haiti to the Secretary-GeDeral, in which she requested the assistauce of the United Nations in order to achieve the Peaceful aDd ;dequate devefopme[t of the forthcoming electolal Process, Reaffirminq the sovereiga righb of the PeoPl'e of Haiti to choose and to participate freely in the deiermination of tlreir oarn destiny arithout any externaf interfererlce, Considering that the forthconiag general elections I'i1l be an important step forward towards est.ablishing lepresentative alemocracy in Haiti' 1. Requests the Secretary-General, in co-operation with regional organizations aad Member States, to Provide the broatlest possibfe supPort to the Haitian Government iD meeting to the extent possible the folfoaring requests; (a)AnucleusofobserversthatilouldarriveingaitiPriortovoter registration and r'oulal leave only after the etections; (b) Adctitional observers at the tine of the etections and voter registrationi (c) AssistaDce to tbe Co-ordinating cornnittee for the security of the elections, to be Provialed by high-tevel advisersi (d) observation of the impl.emeqtation of the electoral security Plans by special.ized staff with sol'id experience in the public order field; 2. glggE the internationaf conmunity and relevant international organizations to increase their technical, econonic and financial co-oPeration with Haiti ilt older to support Haiti's ecouornic and social deve]'optnent efforts; 3. Requests the Sec retary-General to subrnit to it a repore on the implementation of the Present resolution' L/44/965, aanex. ^/44/973, annex rr.A/44/973 English Page2 ANNEXI Draftresolution Assistance toHaiti TheGeneral Assembly, Taking noteoftheletters dated23June11and9August 1990 ~Ifromthe President oftheProvisional Government oftheRepublic ofHaititothe Secretary-General, inwhichsherequested theassistance oftheUnited Nations in ordertoachieve thepeaceful andadequate development oftheforthcoming electoral process, Reaffirming thesovereign rightofthepeople ofHaititochoose andto participate freely inthedetermination oftheir owndestiny without anyexternal interference, Considering thattheforthcoming general elections willbeanimportant step
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and assistance to Haiti, specifically in the context of the country's electoral process. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. The language used is more political and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on governance and international relations.