text: lA/40/2561, are widely avaitable to all concerned. 59. In General Assenbly resolution 32/L35, section A, Paragraph 2 of the annex, the guidelines stipulated that the Office of Public Infornation 3/ of the secretariat should conttnue to $ork in close co-operation with the Joint United Nations Infornation Conmittee to provide infor$aEion on the issues on rrhich th€ United Nations is uorklng ln a way as to attract younq people ' at the national level, and lnterest thern in the ideals and PrinciPles of the Charter of the United Nat ions. 60. Pursuant to that reconnendatlon, the Divlsion for Econonlc and S@lal fnfornatlon of the Departnent of Public Infornation has $orked ulth the Joint Unlted Nat lons Infornation connlttee to produce Developnent Forun, a regular publication of the United Nations system in the field of econonic and social development I appearing l0 tines a year in Engllsh, French ard SPanlgh. Durlng preParations for lhe Internationat Youth Year' Developnent Forun has devoted increased attention to youth issues. Other infornat ion materials relevanC to youth nlll continue to be produced by the United Nations (aee also para. 19 abovel . 6I. fn General As€enbly resolution 32/135. section A' Paragraph 3, the guidelines sttpulated that, bearing in nind proposals contained in his note on the role of youth ln lhe promot lon and protection of human rights, the Sec retarlr-Gene ra I should explore, in consultation with Governnents. the feaslbllity of ldentlfying a natlonal- llaslon anal focal point on youth wlthin each country, taking into consideration the netr,,orkg of national correspondents wtlich had b€en set uP to facltitate connunication between countri.es and lrlth ttle Uniced Natlons in allied fields of social developrnent. 62. The need for focal points on youth nas reiterated by the Advisory Conmittee
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the role of the United Nations in promoting youth involvement in various areas, including economic and social development, human rights, and international communication. The mention of "Development Forum" and "national-lassion focal point on youth" suggests that the text is focused on youth empowerment and engagement in development issues.