Secretary-General to contnue to assist States in the implementation of the Convention and in the development of a consistent and uniform approach to the legal regime thereunder, as well as in thei- national, subregional and regional efforts towards the full realization of the benefits therefrom, and invited the organs and organizations of the United Nation6 system to co-operate and lend assistance in the68 6ndeaVOUr6; requested th8 competent international organirations, in accordance with their respective policies, to identify financial, technological, 0rga;lizational and managerial assistance to the developing countries in their effort6 t0 realize the benefits Of the comprehensive legal regime established by the Convention and to examine means of strengthening co-operation among themselves and with donor States in the provision of such assistance: requested the Secretary-General 20 present to the Assembly at its forty-fifth and forty-sixth session6 a report identifying the needs of Stat86 in regard to the development and management of ocean resources and the measures currently taken by States and by the competent international organisations in responding to those needs, and to suggest 511 References for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 30): (a) Reports of the Secretary-General: A/44/461 and C-rr.1 and A/41/650 and Corr.1; (h) Draft resolution: M44IL.42 and Add.1; !c! Rnrgltltion 40/26: (d) Plenary meetings: A/44/PV.61 and 62. I.. . A/45/100 English Page 103 methods and mechanisms for maximixing opportunities for th8 early raalixation for all States, during the decade beginning in 1990, of the benefits of the COmpreh8nSiVe legal regime established by the Convention; recognised that the protection of the marine environment will be significantly enhanced by the implementation of applicable provisions of the Convention; expressed its appreciation to the Secretary-General for his report on the protection and preservation of the marine environment (A/44/461 and Corr.l), and requested him to 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on international cooperation and development related to the protection of the marine environment and the implementation of a comprehensive legal regime established by a convention. The text mentions the development of a consistent and uniform approach, financial and technological assistance, and reports on the protection and preservation of the marine environment. These themes suggest that the text is primarily related to the management of natural resources and the protection of the environment.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade