text: radio and teletype links. 292. The Council welcomes the continuing development of the road infrastructure, and requests the Administering Authority to ensure release of the $2 million credit for the circumferential road project in Kosrae. It takes note with satisfaction of the additional $2 million granted to Pohnpei for its circumferential road. It is concerned, however, at the present lack of inqrastructure on the island of Babelthuap. 293. The Council notes with satisfaction the progress made in developing an airport infrastructure. That is the case in Majuro. It takes note of the credits included in the 1984/85 budget for the construction of air terminals in the Federated States of Micronesia. It strongly encourages the Administering Authority to continue its efforts to upgrade air navigation aids, 294. The Council takes note of the improvement of landing strips, especially in Pohnpei, Kosrae and the Marshall Islands , and the development of domestic and international air services, It requests the Administering Authority not to slacken its technical aid and assistance efforts , in particular for improving service to the outer islands. 295. The Council has noted with satisfaction the development and use of Wetak II, a motor-powered sailboat. It encouragesthe Administering Authority to promote its use with a view to improving maritime communications among the States, in particular with the outer islands. 296. The, Council is concerned at the congestion at the port of Saipan, and it hopes that a satisfactory solution will be found in the near future. 297. The Council attaches great importance to relations with foreign countries. Indeed, the Council considers that economic development depends on sound trade relations with foreign countries. It hopes therefore that efforts will be made to improve the por’t infrastructure. 4. Industry, construction and public works 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the development and infrastructure of the Federated States of Micronesia, specifically in the areas of transportation, communication, and industry. It highlights the importance of infrastructure development for economic growth and trade relations with foreign countries.