text: FoodandAgriculture Organization oftheUnitedNations UnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization WorldHealthOrganization WorldBank International Monetary Fund WorldIntellectual Property Organization UnitedNations Industrial Development Organization *** International Atomic Energy Agency General Agreement onTariffs andTrade 7.Thefollowing intergovernmental organizations wererepresented: African Development Bank- Asian-African LegalConsultative Committee Commission oftheEuropean Communities Commonwealth Secretariat LatinAmerican Economic System Organization ofAmerican States Organization oftheIslamic Conference C.Election ofofficers 8.AtitslOthmeeting, on17April,thePreparatory Committee elected Mr.Eduard Kukan(Czechoslovakia) asVice-Chairman oftheCommittee toreplace Mr:Zapotocky (Czechoslovakia) whohadresigned. Theotherofficers elected atthe organizational session ofthePreparatory Committee alsoservedduringthethird session. /...AlAC.233/L.9 English Page4 D.Adoption oftheagenda 9.Alsoatits10thmeeting, thePreparatory Committee considered theprovisional agenda forthesession (A/AC.233/6). Ontheproposal oftheChairman, the Preparatory Committee decided toinclude twonewitems, namely, anewitementitled "Election ofofficers IIbetween items 1and2,andanewitementitled "Organization ofworkofthespecial session" between items3and4. 10.Atthesamemeeting, thePreparatory Committee adopted thefollowing agenda forthesession, asorally amended: 1.Adoption oftheagenda 2.·Election ofofficers. 3.International economic co-operation, inparticular therevitalization of economic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countries. 4.Organization ofworkofthespecial session. 5.Adoption ofthereportofthePreparatory Committee forsubmission tothe special session. E.Documentation 11.ThePreparatory Committee hadbeforeitthefollowing documents: (a)Provisional agenda (A/AC.233/6); (b)Report oftheSecretary-General onthestateofinternational economic co-operation andeffective waysandmeansofrevitalizing theeconomic growth and development ofdeveloping countries (A/AC.233/5 andCorr.l); (c)Proposal submitted byBolivia, onbehalf oftheStates Members ofthe United Nations thataremembers oftheGroupof77entitled "Draft declaration on thespecial session oftheGeneral Assembly devoted toInternational Economic Co-operation, inparticular therevitalization ofeconomic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countries" (A/AC.233/L.3); (d)Proposal submitted byCanadaentitled "Elements foradeclaration ofthe special session oftheGeneral Assembly devoted toInternational Economic Co-operation, inparticular totherevitalization ofeconomic growth and development ofthedeveloping countries" (A/AC.233/L.6); (e)Proposal submitted byIreland, onbehalf oftheStates Members ofthe United Nations thataremembers oftheEuropean Community, entitled "Draft declaration onthespecial session oftheGeneral Assembly devoted tointernational economic co-operation, inparticular therevitalization ofeconomic growth and development ofthedeveloping countries" (A/AC.233/L.8). /...AlAC.233/L.9 English Page5 II.INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION. INPARTICULAR THE REVITALIZATION OFECONOMIC GROWTH ANDDEVELOPMENT OF THEDEVELOPING COUNTRIES 12.Atthe10thmeeting. therepresentative ofCanadaintroduced thedraft proposal- entitled "Elements foradeclaration ofthespecial session oftheGeneral Assembly devoted toInternational Economic Co-operation, inparticular to revitalization ofeconomic growth anddevelopment ofthedeveloping countries" (A/AC.233/L.6). 13.Atthe11thmeeting. on18April.therepresentative ofIreland. onbehalfof theStates Members oftheUnitedNations thataremembers oftheEuropean
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a special session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, focusing on international economic cooperation and the revitalization of economic growth and development in developing countries. The documents and proposals presented suggest a strong emphasis on economic issues, with mentions of international trade, development, and cooperation.