text: Programme Planning for the National Reconstruction and Development of Namibia. The Council would request the Secretary-General to continue to provide the necessary staff resources to carry out these activities and to ensure the availability of resources for the holding of a five-day seminar in Namibia. The seminar would review the conclusions of the Namibia Donors' Pledging Conference held at United Nations Headquarters on 21 and 22 June 1990, as well as examine the conclusions and recommendations of the three seminars held by the Council in 1989, 1/ and draw up programmes and project proposals for assistance to Namibia. Participants in the seminar would include representatives of the United Nations specialized agencies and other relevant organizations, senior officials of the Government of Namibia and experts from Namibia and other countries. All pre-session and in-session documentation would be in the English language and no interpretation into other languages would be required. 1/ See A/AC.131/VIE/l/Rev.l and A/AC.131/310; A/AC.131/318; and A/AC.131/319. -15-с. Transfer of archival collections to the GoverTiment of Namibia 6. By paragraph 4 of draft resolution Л, the General Assembly would request the Secretary-General to arrange immediately for the transfer to the Government of Namibia of archival collections consisting of, inter alia, major resolutions and decisions of the United Nations on the question of Namibia and other relevant dociunents and official correspondence, as well as, in particular, those relating to the implementation of Decree No. 1 for the Protection of the Natural Resources of Namibia and to the accession to international conventions and representation of Namibia in specialized agencies of the United Nations and intergovernmental organizations. The administrative and budgetary implications of this would entail the compilation of the documentation and its shipment to Namibia for delivery to the Government of Namibia. D. United Nations Fund for Namibia 
analysis: The text discusses the planning of a seminar to review the conclusions of the Namibia Donors' Pledging Conference and to draw up programmes and project proposals for assistance to Namibia. It also mentions the transfer of archival collections to the Government of Namibia. These activities seem to be related to the development and reconstruction of Namibia, which suggests that economic development is a key aspect.