text: -18-o^ the Board of Governors of the Fund of an item dealing with the relationship ^tween the Fund and South Africa. It further recommends that, in pursuance of article II of the Agreement, the General Assembly should propose that the relevant organs of the United Nations should participate in any meeting of the Board of Governors called by the Fund for the purpose of discussing the above-mentioned item. (16) The Special Committee urges IMF and the World Bank to increase their assistance to the front-line and neighbouring States that have been victims of South African aggression. (17) The Special Committee reiterates its conviction that consultations with the specialised agencies and other organisations and institutions of the United Nations system are an appropriate means for further strengthening the role of those organisations in the process of decolonisation with regard to the aims and objectives of the Declaration, as well as for the Special Committee to benefit from their experience in that process. The Special Committee is also of the opinion that the agencies and organisations, particularly IMF, In accordance with their charters, should inform it of the results of the consideration by their respective bodies of the appeals addressed to them in the relevant resolutions and decisions of the General Assembly aimed at enhancing their role in the decolonisation process. Notes a/ See Agreements between the United Nations and the Specialised Aoencies and the International Atomic Energy Aoency (United Nations publication. Sales No. E/F.61.^.1), p. 61. -19-CHAPTER VIII INFORMATION FROMNON-SELF-GOVERNINGTERRITORIES TRANSMITTED UNDER ARTICLE 73 e OF THE CHARTEROF THEUNITEDNATIONS A. Consideration by the Special Committee 1. At its 1362ndmeeting, on 22 January 1990, by adopting the suggestions relating to the organisation of its work put forward by the Chairman (A/AC.109/L.1718), the Special Committee decided, inter alia, to take up the above item separately and to consider it at its plenary meetings. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the relationship between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank with South Africa, as well as the role of the United Nations in the process of decolonization. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be related to economic development or international relations. The text also mentions the provision of assistance to front-line and neighboring states, which could imply humanitarian aid and relief.