text: Meeting on UNDP project BAF/82/039, held in Dakar on 2.5 and 26 September 1984 to review progress since the first tripartite meeting. 147. In collaboration with AFRAA, AFCAC and OAU, the secretariat prepared reports for the African Conference on Freedoms of the Air which took place in Mbabane, Swaziland, in November 1984. On the basis of a preparatory document, UNDP approved preparation of a full-scale project document and terms of reference for a Transport Master Plan in Africa. 148. In co-operation with UNCTAD the secretariat prepared training materials on "Multinational enterprises as an approach to subregional integration" and an appraisal of trade regulations in PTA countries for a PTA workshop for officials from chambers of commerce, customs authorities and Ministries of Trade held in Harare, Zimbabwe, from 14 to 19 June 1984. It also completed a study on trade and economic relations between develop­ ing African and Socialist Eastern European countries as part of the back­ ground material for a bilingual subregional seminar on the development of trade between the Socialist countries of Eastern Europe and the developing countries of Eastern and Southern Africa organized jointly by ECA and UNCTAD and financed by the USSR/UNDP Trust Fund and the German Democratic Republic. - 42 - III. TWENTIETH SESSION OF THE COMMISSION AND ELEVENTH MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS A. Attendance and organization of work 149. The twentieth session of the Commission and eleventh meeting of the ECA Conference of Ministers was held at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 25 to 29 April 1985, Mr, VJako Yizila, Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni­ potentiary of the Republic of Zaire to Ethiopia, opened the meeting on behalf of the outgoing Chairman of the tenth meeting. 150. Opening addresses were delivered by Comrade Addis Tedla, PMAC Standing Committee Member, Deputy Chairman of the National Committee for Central 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the activities and projects of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and its collaborations with other organizations. The report covers various topics such as the preparation of reports and documents, training materials, and seminars on economic development, trade, and transport. The text does not mention specific projects or initiatives related to natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.