separate item on its agenda to give special attention to the reports of its subsidiary bodies, in a consolidated and time-effective way. 113. The reports on the twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth sessions of the Sub-Commission were introduced by the Chairman of the twenty-sixth session, the representative of Lebanon. 114. The value of various forms of regional and interregional co-operation in drug law enforcement, especially of an operational nature, was repeatedly stressed. The meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies and of the Sub-Commission had, over the years, provided an important mechanism through which such co-operation could be achieved and substantial benefit could be derived by the international community. It was noted, moreover, that the work of those subsidiary bodies was necessary at a time of deterioration in both drug abuse and the illicit trafficking situation world-wide. 115. The value of the measures recommended by the Second Interregional HONLEA was widely applauded, together with the example set by the President and people of Colombia in resisting the worst possible manifestation of the problems emanating from drug misuse, The need for action rather than further words was stressed. 116. There was general support for the establishment of a meeting of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies, Europe, similar to those already established for other regions, particularly since they were expected to further co-operation between eastern and western European countries. 117. Two other examples of effective regional co-operation were cited. Within the Western European community, it was reported that regular meetings and contact had taken place under the auspices of EEC and the Pompidou Group of the Council of Europe. The South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation, an intergovernmental organization active in drug prevention and control, was promoting the harmonization of drug laws and had convened a meeting on that subject at New Delhi in December 1989. 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the reports of subsidiary bodies, regional and interregional cooperation in drug law enforcement, and the need for action to address drug abuse and trafficking. It highlights the importance of meetings and harmonization of drug laws between countries. These topics seem to fall under the umbrella of a specific field that deals with social issues, public health, and international cooperation.

**Category**
Health, International trade