text: drug law enforcement agencies, Europe, taking into account the existing co-operation between European countries, * See paragraph 129 and annex I below. - 1 - 1. Requests the Economic and Social Council to establish meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies of States of the European region, along the lines and with the same status of a subsidiary organ of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs as the meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies that have already been established for other regions; 2. Invites the Governments of the States of the European region and other interested Governments to participate in those meetings; 3. Requests the Secretary-General to adopt the measures needed, and allocate the financial resources required, so that the Division of Narcotic Drugs of the Secretariat, in consultation with the Governments of the region and with interested agencies, may convene such meetings. DRAFT RESOLUTION II Demand for and supply of opiates for medical and scientific needs * The Economic and Social Council . Recalling its resolutions 1979/8 of 9 May 1979, 1980/20 of 30 April 1980, 1981/8 of 6 May 1981, 1982/12 of 30 April 1982, 1983/3 of 24 May 1983, 1984/21 of 24 May 1984, 1985/16 of 28 May 1985, 1986/9 of 21 May 1986, 1987/31 of 26 May 1987, 1988/10 of 25 May 1988 and 1989/15 of 22 May 1989, Re-emphasizing that achieving a balance between the licit supply of opiates and the legitimate demand for opiates for medical and scientific purposes constitutes an important aspect of the international strategy and policy of drug abuse control and that resolving the problem of excess stocks of opiate raw materials is an essential step in that direction, Noting the fundamental need for international co-operation and solidarity in overcoming the problem of excess stocks, which imposes 
analysis: This text appears to be a draft resolution related to international drug control, specifically focusing on the demand and supply of opiates for medical and scientific purposes. The language used suggests a concern with global cooperation and coordination among countries to address a specific issue. Given the focus on drug control and international cooperation, it is likely that this text falls under a category related to health and international relations.