should agree to meet later in the session to consider the items mentioned in paragraph 32 of the Secretary-General's memorandum and in the other paragraphs cited in order to formulate relevant recommendations to the General Assembly. 37. The CHAIRMAN said that, if there was no objection, he would take it that the Committee decided to accept the proposal of the representative of the United Kingdom. 38. It was so decided. / ... A/BUR/40/SR.l English Page 7 39. The Committee decided to take note of the suggestions in paragraph 32 (a} and (b) of the Secretary-General's memorandum. Paragraph 33 (Inclusion of items) Items 1 to 6 40. The CHAIRMAN said that items 1 to 6 had already been consideredi he would therefore take it that there were no comments on their inclusion in the agenda. Items 7 to 27 41. The Committee decided to recommend that the General Assembly should include items 7 to 27 in the agenda. Item 28 42. The CHAIRMAN said that the representative of Afghanistan had asked to participate in the discussion of the item; if there was no objection, he would invite him to take a place at the Committee table. 43. At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Zarif (Afghanistan) took a place at the Committee table. 44. Mr. ZARIF (Afghanistan) said that the delegation of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan strongly objected to the inclusion of item 28 in the agenda of the fortieth regular session of the General Assembly. At the past five sessions, his country's delegation had explained in detail why Afghanistan was not prepared to discuss its internal atfairs in an international forumJ nevertheless, he felt that it was useful to recall in brief some of the points mentioned on other occasions. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the agenda of a UN General Assembly session, specifically the inclusion of certain items for consideration. The items mentioned are not specific to a particular sector or field, but rather seem to be general matters of governance and international relations. This suggests that the text may not fit neatly into a category related to a specific area of economic or social development.

**Category**
International relations