^rD ^D A. Gon^ále^-Gon^ále^ at its 47^rdmeeting^ on 11 April 1990 (GABCOLB272^)D 6D At the 1^364th meeting, on 2 Augusts ^he Chairman ^f the Sub-Committee on Petitions, Information and Assistance, in a state^nt to the Special Committee (ABAC.109BPV.1^64), introduced the 280th and 282nd to 284th reports of the ^ub-Committee (ABAC.109BLD1721 and L.172^-1725) The 280th report related to the 5ub-Committee^s consultations with representatives of the Department of Public Information and of the Department for Special Political questions, regional Co-operation, Decolonisation and Trusteeship of t^e Secretariate The 282nd report d^alt with the Sub-Committee^s consultations with non-governmental organisations -^-and the 283rd report contained an account of the Sub-Committee's consultations with the representative of the Office of the Executive Secretary of OAU to the United Nations and those of the national liberation movements concerned. The 284th report related to the implementation of General Assembly resolution 35/118. 7. At the same meeting, following a statement by the representative of Norway (A/AC.109/PV.1364), the Special Committee adopted the 280th and 282nd reports of the Sub-Committee (A/AC.109/L.1721 and L.1723) and endorsed the conclusions and recommendations contained therein, it being understood that in accordance with established practice, consultations would be held in connection with the implementation of specific recommendations, as appropriate and necessary, (see paras. 11 and 12), and that the reservations expressed by members would be reflected in the record of the meeting. 8. At the same meeting, the Special Committee adopted the 283rd and 284th reports of the Sub-Committee (A/AC.109/L.1724 and L.1725) and endorsed the conclusions and recommendations contained therein, it being understood that in accordance with established practice, consultations would be held in connection with the implementation of specific recommendations, as appropriate and necessary (see paras. 13 and 14), and that the reservations expressed by members would be reflected in the record of the meeting 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from a United Nations Special Committee, discussing meetings, reports, and recommendations related to petitions, information, and assistance. The content focuses on the work of the Sub-Committee on Petitions, Information and Assistance, which seems to be dealing with issues related to international organizations, government representatives, and non-governmental organizations. The reports and recommendations mentioned in the text do not explicitly relate to specific sectors like economic development, natural resources, or healthcare. Instead, they seem to be more focused on the process of addressing petitions, providing information, and offering assistance.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief