text: UNITED NATIONS. A General Assembly UNUBRARVDistr. GENERAL A/AC.233/6 3April1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH r ..Ar'R91990 'iM~e:""LE -~~J' ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA Provisional agenda= =" 1.Adoption oftheagenda. 2.International economic co-operation, inparticular therevitalization of economic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countries. 3.Adoption ofthereport ofthePreparatory Committee forsubmission tothe special session. Annotations 1.Adoption oftheagenda Bydecision 43/460, theGeneral Assembly decided toconvene from23to 27April1990,onthebasisoftheprovisions setoutintheannextothat decision, aspecial session devoted tointernational economic co-operation, in par.ticular totherevitalization ofeconomic growth anddevelopment ofthe developing countries. Insection Voftheannextodecision 43/460, provision was madeforanintergovernmental preparatory committee ofthewholetobeestablished tomakethenecessary preparations forthespecial session. 90-08820 1930a(E) I .• .AlAC.233/6 English Page2 Insection Voftheannextothatdecision, prov1s1on wasalsomadeforthe Preparatory Committee oftheWholetoholdanorganizational session inearly March 1989toelectitsBureau, abriefsession inJune1989toconsider the preliminary outline ofthe rep~~tj?fCi~~e ~ecretary-General, andtwoothersessions 'tl'....!;',',,I Iofoneweekeach,asandwhenreqll1red.- ThePreparatory Committee he:1q,.itsorgapizational session from13to16March anditsfirstsubstantive sessionlff6~31Mayto2June1989;inaccordance,with General Assembly decision 43/~~9.' ..ft.sU1?,~itt~p. t\:reporconitsworktotheAssembly atitsforty-fourth session {A/44/45J! iIn:i'tslaecision 44/444, theAssembly, interalia,tooknoteofthereport ofthePreparatory Committee andrequested it tocontinue itsworkonthebasisofGeneral Assembly decision 43/460. ThePreparatory Committee helditssecond session from26February to 2March1990. Inadecision takenatits9thmeeting, on2March1990,the Preparatory Committee decided toholditsthirdsession from16to20April1990. Inthesamedecision, thePreparatory Committee approved theprovisional agenda foritsthirdsession. 2.International economic co-operation, inparticular therevitalization of economic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countries Inaccordance withtheprovisions ofparagraph 8oftheannextoGeneral Assembly decision 43/460, thePreparatory Committe~ willhavebeforeitthe comprehensive report oftheSecretary-General onthestateofinternational economic co-operation, ~nparticular oneffective waysandmeansofrevitalizing theeconomic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countries. Inparagraph (d)ofdecision 44/444, theGeneral Assembly decided torecommend thatthePreparatory Committee bearinmind,initspreparations forthespecial session oftheGeneral Assembly, theviewsexpressed byde'Leqatiionsatthe forty-fourth session oftheAssembly. Atthesecond session ofthePreparatory Committee, therepresentative of Bolivia, onbehalf oftheStates Members oftheUnited Nations thataremembers of theGroupof77,submitted aproposal entitled "Draftdeclaration onthespecial session oftheGeneral Assembly devoted tointernational economic co-operation, in particular totherevitalization ofeconomic growth anddevelopment ofthe developing countries" (A/AC.233/L.3) andtherepresentative'of Canada submitted a draftproposal entitled "Elements foradeclaration ofthespecial session ofthe General Assembly devoted tointernational economic co-operation, inparticular to revitalization ofeconomic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countriesll (A/AC.233/L.6). Theseproposals willbebefor~ thePreparatory Committee atits thirdsession. I .. .AlAC.7.33/6 EngLish Page3 Documentation Report oftheSecretary-General onthestateofinternational economic
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the topic of international economic cooperation, with a specific emphasis on revitalizing the economic growth and development of developing countries. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a document related to a United Nations special session or conference. The text also mentions the Secretary-General's report on the state of international economic cooperation, which further supports the hypothesis that the topic is economic development.