text: report of the Secretary-General on assistance to voluntary returnees and displaced persons in Chad, endorsed the appeals made by the Government of Chad for humanitarian assistance to voluntary returnees and displaced persons in Cbad; reiterated its appeal to the international community to support, by generous contributions. the efforts made by the Government of Chad ta assist and resettle the voluntary returness and displaced persons: noted with satisfaction the action taken by various United Nations organisations and specialised ageucies to mobilize humanitarian assistance to this end; requested UNHCR and UNDRO to continue to mobilize humanitarian assistance to voluntary returnees and displaced persons in , Chad; called upon (i) the Secretary-General to continue his efforts to mobilise special humanitarian assistance for the resettlement of displaced persons in the northern region of Chad: and (ii) the international community to support efforts made by the Government of Chad to implement the programmes for repatriating and resettling the voluctary returnees and displaced persons in Chad: and requested the Secretary-General, in co-operation with UNHCR and kDE0, to report to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session on the implementation of the resolution (44/153). Document.: Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 44/153). &LsLance to refuBC&w ln UhLQRM - . * . The question of assistance to Ethiopia has hesn considered by the General Assembly since its thirtieth session, in 1975 (resolutions 3441 (XXX;, 31/172, 32155, 33121 and 34/54). This question was first considered by the Economic and Social Council at its second regular session of lY78, when the Council appealed for international assistance to the refugees and displaced persons in the Horn of Africa (resolution 1978/39). At its thirty-fifth to forty-second sessions, the General Assembly endorsed the appeal of the Secretary-General of 11 November 1980 urging the international vommunity to provide prompt an3 generous assistance to displaced persons in 
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly on humanitarian assistance to voluntary returnees and displaced persons in Chad, with a mention of similar efforts in Ethiopia. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content focuses on international aid and assistance, rather than economic or industrial development.