with a view to Promot ing the establishnent of a new world information and conmunication order t L2. Encourages the D i rector -Gene ral to continue the chronological survey of the docurnents dealing with a new vrorld i'nfornation and comnunicalion order and an analysis of the development of this concept' and to keep the Cofltittee informed on developndnts of this concepti 13. Encourages the Uniteal Nations Educational' Scientific and Cultural organization to continue uia int.i"irv iEs stu'ties' pro{trannes and activi!ies "iir, u rri.", to identifying new technologicar trends in information. comnunication, telematics and informatics and assess their gocio-econornic and cultural inpact on the develoPment of peoples, and in this context requests the United Nations nducalionai' sciencific and cultural organization Eo provide whenever necessary periodic studies relevant to these topics; 14' Invi'tes Ehe Di rector -Gene ral of the Unlted Nations Educalional' scientific and cultural organization !o continue his efforls in the information and conmunication f ieltt and to subnit to the General Assenbly' at its forty-first sesslon, a cletail.ed report on tshe aPplication 9f :ht-- .. rnternalional Progranme for the uevelopment of connunication of the united Nations Educational, scientific and Cultural organization and the activities relating to Ehe establishnent of a new world infornation and communrcatlon order as well as on the soclal' economic and cultural- effects of the accelerated development of collullunication technologies'
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the development of communication technologies and their impact on society, culture, and the economy. It mentions the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the promotion of a new world information and communication order, which suggests that the topic is related to education, culture, and technology.

**Category**
Transport and communication, Education